Port Angeles Civicplus #TR0220

Port Angeles Intersection Safety Improvements: Engineering Design and Construction Support

The City of Port Angeles Department of Public Works - Engineering is seeking qualified engineering consulting firms for a federally funded intersection safety improvement project. - Government Buyer: - City of Port Angeles Department of Public Works - Engineering - Project Scope: - Engineering design, plan development, specifications, and cost estimates for systemic intersection safety improvements - Installation of mini-roundabouts at multiple residential intersections (4 units each of 55' and 65' diagonal mini roundabouts) - Construction of 58 ADA-compliant curb ramps, 585 linear feet of cement concrete curb and gutter, 70 tons of hot mix asphalt (HMA CL. 1/2 IN. PG 58-22), 12 Type 1 catch basins, 12 drainage connections, 130 linear feet of storm drain pipe and bedding, 8 monument cover adjustments, traffic signage, and channelization - Services Requested: - Full engineering design services including surveying, environmental documentation, permitting, and preparation of plans, specifications, and estimates (PS&E) - Optional construction inspection or management services - Public engagement support for meetings and open houses - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with ADA standards for curb ramps and accessibility - Adherence to federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) guidelines - Support for public engagement and community meetings - Delivery of phased design milestones (30%, 90%, and final PS&E) - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named; the opportunity is open to qualified engineering consulting firms - Estimated total project value: $2,175,000 (including construction, engineering, and management)

Description

The City of Port Angeles is seeking qualifications from firms experienced in plan developments, specifications, and estimates for the installation of mini-roundabouts, stop control visibility enhancements, marked crosswalks, and curb ramps at local street intersections. The project aims to improve safety at local street intersections within the city. It is funded 100% by a federal grant with voluntary goals for small business participation. The selected firm will be responsible for engineering design services, including environmental documentation, permitting, and public engagement. The project includes multiple phases from preliminary engineering to construction completion.

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