Stamford Procureware #State Project No. 135 – 340

Stamford Seeks Engineering Firm for Streetscape Construction Inspection Services

This opportunity involves the City of Stamford seeking a consulting engineering firm for construction inspection services related to the Summer Street Streetscape Improvements project. - Government Buyer: - City of Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut - Project Overview: - Construction inspection services for pedestrian safety enhancements at Summer Street intersections (Main St, Broad St, North St, Hoyt St) - Project funded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) via the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Local Roads Accident Reduction Program (LRARP) - Estimated construction cost: $1,400,000 - Products/Services Requested: - Inspection of high visibility retroreflective thermoplastic crosswalks - Curb extensions, new pedestrian signage (e.g., 'turning vehicles yield to pedestrians', 'no turn on red'), pavement markings - Parking improvements and minor drainage upgrades - Notable Requirements: - Responding firms must demonstrate technical competence and knowledge of federal, state, and municipal procedures - Personnel in charge must hold a valid Connecticut Professional Engineer’s License - Construction inspection fee to be negotiated as a lump sum - 0% Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) subconsultant goal - Notable Vendors Expressing Interest: - SLR International Corporation - AI Engineers, Inc. - BL Companies Connecticut, Inc. - BSC Group-Connecticut, Inc. - Gannett Fleming - Michael Baker International - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are referenced, as this is a professional services procurement.

Description

The City of Stamford is seeking a Consulting Engineering firm to provide construction inspection services for the Summer Street Streetscape Improvements project. The project includes pedestrian safety enhancements at intersections of Summer Street with Main Street, Broad Street, North Street, and Hoyt Street, funded by FHWA through CT DOT’s LRARP program. Improvements include high visibility crosswalks, curb extensions, signage, pavement markings, parking improvements, and drainage work. The estimated construction cost is approximately $1,400,000. Selection will be based on technical competence, capacity, past performance, and knowledge of procedures, with the inspection fee negotiated on a Lump Sum basis.

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