Maryland Procurement Portal #BPM057567

Maryland SHA Design-Build for MS4 Impervious Surface Restoration Credits Across Multiple Counties

This opportunity involves the Maryland State Highway Administration seeking design-build services for MS4 Impervious Surface Restoration Credit (ISR Credit) projects across multiple Maryland counties. - Government Buyer: - Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA), part of the Maryland Department of Transportation - Scope of Work: - Design-build services to deliver MS4 ISR Credits in various watersheds - Includes planning, design, permitting, construction, property rights acquisition, post-construction monitoring, maintenance, and adaptive management - Projects span multiple counties: Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Calvert, Cecil, Charles, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, Prince George’s, Queen Anne’s, Washington, Wicomico, and St. Mary’s - Procurement Details: - Proposers may submit packages for multiple projects - Multiple awards may be made to different proposers - Total estimated award value is approximately $75 million - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Comprehensive, turnkey delivery from planning through adaptive management - Projects must achieve MS4 impervious surface restoration credits as defined by regulatory requirements - Proposers responsible for all phases, including property rights and post-construction obligations - All requirements and technical details are provided in the RFP document

Description

The Maryland State Highway Administration is soliciting proposals for the delivery of MS4 Impervious Surface Restoration Credit (ISR Credit). The project scope includes planning, design, permitting, construction, property rights acquisition, post-construction monitoring, maintenance, and adaptive management to deliver ISR Credits for watersheds within the MS4 area across multiple counties. Proposals can cover multiple projects with a single proposal package for all and individual packages for each project. The Administration may select multiple projects with a total award value of approximately $75 million.

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