Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) Workday #2026-42-RFI-FAC-51st Circle Roof Replacement

C-TRAN Seeks SME Input for 51st Circle Facility Roof Replacement RFI

C-TRAN, the municipal transit authority for Clark County, Washington, is seeking input from qualified firms through a Request for Information (RFI) regarding Subject Matter Expert (SME) services for the replacement of the 17-year-old roof at its 51st Circle facility. - Government Buyer: - Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (C-TRAN), Vancouver, WA - Project Scope: - Facility: 51st Circle Roof Replacement - Current roof is 17 years old with chronic water intrusion issues - Requested Services: - Subject Matter Expert (SME) consulting on modern, weather-resilient roofing solutions - Technical and engineering specifications, including: - Environmental resilience - Water intrusion prevention - Structural assessment - Sustainability features - Public works implementation strategies: - Code compliance (Washington State building codes) - Operational continuity - Project phasing - Budgetary cost structures: - Materials, labor, warranties, and maintenance - Notable Requirements: - Adherence to Washington State building codes - Prevailing wage considerations - Detailed technical proposals required - No specific OEMs or vendors are named at this RFI stage; this is for market research to inform a future solicitation.

Description

Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (C-TRAN) is requesting information from qualified firms for Subject Matter Expert services related to the Facility 51st Circle Roof Replacement. The existing roof is 17 years old and has issues with water intrusion due to environmental weathering. C-TRAN seeks modern, weather-resilient roofing solutions that prevent leaks and extend asset longevity. The RFI covers technical specifications, public works implementation, and budgetary cost structures. Responses will aid in market research and future solicitation development.

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