Ridgefield Opengov #P26008

Engineering Consulting Services for S 10th/11th Street I-5 Crossing Planning Phase

The City of Ridgefield Public Works Department is seeking an engineering consulting firm to support the planning phase for the S 10th/11th Street I-5 Crossing project in Ridgefield, WA. - Scope of Work: - Develop scope, schedule, budget, and funding options for a new overcrossing of Interstate 5 along NE 10th St and NE 11th St - Establish cost ranges, schedules, and risk factors for preliminary engineering (PE), right-of-way (ROW), and construction (CN) phases - Identify right-of-way, survey, and geotechnical needs and risks - Develop preliminary cost estimates and identify major project milestones - Determine environmental and other permitting requirements - Identify potential funding sources and develop a financial plan - Coordinate with Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and relevant federal agencies - Contract Details: - Planning phase only, with possibility of extension to future phases - Negotiated hourly rate agreement - Federally funded project; compliance with Federal EEO and nondiscrimination requirements is mandatory - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Opportunity is open to highly qualified engineering consulting firms

Description

The City of Ridgefield is seeking qualifications for engineering consultant services for planning efforts to develop scope, schedule, budget, and funding options for a new overcrossing of I-5 along NE 10th St and NE 11th St in Ridgefield, WA. The consultant will establish cost ranges, schedules, and risk factors for the PE, ROW, and CN phases, identify potential risks, and determine likely grant funding sources. The agreement covers the Planning phase, with potential future phases (PE, RW, CN) to be added. The project includes support for accelerated construction concepts, identification of right-of-way, survey, geotechnical needs and risks, development of preliminary cost ranges, identification of major milestones, environmental and permitting needs, funding sources, and coordination with WSDOT and federal agencies.

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