Mobile Cityofmobile #2020-3005-04

City of Mobile Solicits Engineering and Design Services for McNally Park Marine Improvements

This opportunity from the City of Mobile, Alabama, seeks qualified engineering and design firms for the McNally Park Marine Improvements Project. - Government Buyer: - City of Mobile, Programs and Project Management Department - Project Manager: Jake Clements - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; focus is on professional services - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive engineering and design services for marine infrastructure improvements - Scope includes: - Preliminary engineering and evaluation of existing facilities - Conceptual and detailed design for boat launches, jetties, sediment management, shoreline stabilization, pedestrian and fishing pier enhancements, and drainage - Permitting assistance and regulatory compliance - Cost estimating and preparation of construction documents - Bid support, grant funding coordination, and construction administration - Community engagement and ADA accessibility planning - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate expertise in coastal engineering, waterfront infrastructure, and environmental permitting - Minimum 51% of work must be performed in-house by the prime consultant - Goal of 15% or more contract spending with Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) - Mandatory online Q&A meeting and site visit - All contractors and subcontractors must have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and active SAM.gov registration - Project is structured in phases, with potential for future task orders - Emphasis on resilience, accessibility, and community engagement

Description

The City of Mobile is soliciting qualifications and proposals from qualified engineering and design firms to provide professional engineering design services for the McNally Park Marine Improvements Project. The project aims to design and update marine elements to improve functionality, resiliency, accessibility, and public use of the McNally Park waterfront. The scope includes preliminary engineering, conceptual design, permitting assistance, cost estimating, construction documents, bid support, grant funding coordination, and construction administration services. Firms should demonstrate experience with waterfront and marine infrastructure projects, including coastal engineering, regulatory permitting, environmental considerations, and public recreational waterfront improvements.

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