Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77201-NONST-2027-000000026

Worth County Board of Commissioners Seeks Engineering Firms for General and Grant-Funded Project Services

Worth County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) is seeking qualified engineering firms to support both general and grant-funded community and economic development projects. - Government Buyer: - Worth County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are mentioned; opportunity is open to engineering firms licensed in Georgia - Products/Services Requested: - General engineering services for local government and grant-funded projects - Project-specific engineering services for state or federally funded projects (e.g., water, sewer, street, drainage, public facility, economic development) - Services include: preliminary engineering reports, cost estimates, project planning, surveys, design, permitting, construction plans/specifications, bidding assistance, construction administration, resident inspection, and project closeout - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Firms must be technically qualified and licensed in Georgia - Experience with similar projects and references required - Errors and Omissions Insurance required - Section 3 Business Concern certification required for HUD-assisted projects - Multiple contracts may be awarded (general and project-specific) - Potential funding sources: CDBG, CDBG-EIP, GEFA, ARPA, GTIB, LMIG, and other state/federal programs

Description

Worth County Board of Commissioners is requesting proposals from engineering firms with experience in general engineering services and the planning, design, and construction administration of state and federally funded projects. The selected firms should be licensed in Georgia and capable of providing services such as preliminary engineering reports, cost estimates, project planning, surveys, design, permitting assistance, construction plans, bidding assistance, construction administration, resident inspection, and project closeout. Potential funding sources include CDBG, CDBG-EIP, GEFA, ARPA, GTIB, LMIG, and other state or federally assisted programs. The county may award multiple contracts for general engineering services and specific projects, but selection does not guarantee project assignments.

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