Georgia Procurement Registry #26-0081-2

Engineering Design Consultant Services for SR 204 Safety & Operational Improvements (Chatham County, GA)

Chatham County, Georgia is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide comprehensive design consultant services for the SR 204 Safety & Operational Improvements project. - Government Buyer: - Chatham County, Georgia (local government) - Scope of Services: - Engineering design consultant services for improvements along State Route 204 from SR 25/US 17 to King George Blvd - Project includes: - Removal of an existing traffic signal - Closure of median openings - Enhancement of the SR 204 westbound off-ramp to US 17 - Construction of a U-turn beneath the SR 204 bridge at US 17 - Addition of acceleration and deceleration lanes at Ford Avenue and Pine Grove Drive - Services required: - Concept development - Environmental documentation - Preliminary engineering - Right-of-way plans - Final design - Public and stakeholder coordination - Project management - Potential right-of-way acquisition - Notable Requirements: - All consultants and subconsultants must be prequalified with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) in specified area classes - Compliance with GDOT, FHWA, and other state/federal standards is mandatory - Coordination required with GDOT, utility owners, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders - Adherence to federal procurement provisions, non-discrimination, and DBE participation - Compliance with environmental and civil engineering standards - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; solicitation is open to qualified engineering firms

Description

Chatham County is soliciting Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified engineering firms to provide Engineering Design Consultant Services for the State Route 204 Safety & Operational Improvements project, covering the area from SR 25/US 17 to King George Blvd. The project includes removal of an existing traffic signal, closure of median openings, enhancement of an off-ramp, construction of a U-turn beneath a bridge, and addition of acceleration and deceleration lanes. The selected consultant will provide services through multiple phases including concept development, preliminary engineering, right-of-way plans, final design, public coordination, project management, and potentially right-of-way acquisition. The project will be administered by Chatham County and requires coordination with the Georgia Department of Transportation and other stakeholders.

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