Williamson County Bonfire #26RFSQ69

Williamson County Solicits Engineering Firms for Development Services Review and Quality Assurance

Williamson County is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide professional development services review and quality assurance support for county projects. - Government Buyer: - Williamson County (TX) - Scope of Services: - Daily review of plats and driveway permits - Administration of the FEMA Flood Plain Program - Specialized drainage and hydrology/hydraulics (H&H) engineering support - Quality assurance review of third-party developer designs (not original county infrastructure design) - Targeted County Divisions: - Road Bond Program - Road and Bridge Division - Development Services & Drainage Division - County Facilities - Selection Details: - Approximately three firms will be selected (subject to change by Commissioners Court) - Submission Requirements: - Statement of qualifications - Solicitation affidavit - Conflict of interest questionnaire - Debarment and licensing documentation (if applicable) - No OEMs or specific vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience in engineering review, FEMA program administration, and drainage/H&H support - Services are for review and quality assurance only, not for design of county infrastructure

Description

Williamson County is soliciting qualifications from engineering firms to provide engineering services including daily plat and driveway permit review, FEMA Flood Plain Program administration, and specialized drainage and hydrology and hydraulics engineering support. The work supports projects in the County’s Road Bond Program, Road and Bridge Division, Development Services & Drainage Division, and County Facilities. The contract focuses on review of third-party developer designs and quality assurance, not original county infrastructure design. Approximately three firms are anticipated to be selected, though the Commissioners Court may select more or fewer at its discretion.

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