Mississippi Procurement Portal #3170036194

Natchez Solicits Engineering and Environmental Services for EPA-Funded Drainage Improvements

The City of Natchez, Mississippi is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide comprehensive environmental and engineering services for drainage improvement projects funded by the EPA's State Tribal Assistance Grant (STAG) Clean Water State Revolving Fund. - Government Buyer: - City of Natchez, Mississippi - Office of the City Clerk - Scope of Services: - Environmental Information Document (EID) preparation for EPA environmental clearance - Application and workplan development for EPA review - Preparation of engineering plans and contract documents - Support during the bidding phase, including bid document creation and distribution - Assistance with construction contract execution and pre-construction conference - Construction inspection, periodic reporting, and payment request approvals - Project closeout support - Project Focus: - Drainage improvements in Natchez, including Fine Avenue - Evaluation Criteria: - Technical competence, firm qualifications, familiarity with EPA regulations, ability to meet project timeline and budget, and past performance - Funding and Contract Structure: - Project is contingent on federal funding receipt - Lump sum contract basis - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Qualifications to provide environmental, workplan/application development, and engineering services for the City of Natchez, Mississippi, under its FY26 Community Grant Program funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The scope includes completing the Environmental Information Document, assisting with application and workplan development, preparing plans and contract documents, bidding phase support, contract execution assistance, construction inspection, and project closeout. Proposals must be submitted by July 28, 2026, and five copies are required. The contract will be awarded based on a scoring system and is contingent on receiving federal funding.

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