Opportunity
Morrow County Municode #Fairgrounds Flood Mitigation Engineering Services - Professional Services – Architectural and Engineering
Morrow County Seeks Engineering Services for Fairgrounds Flood Mitigation Planning
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
August 25, 2026
Identifier
Fairgrounds Flood Mitigation Engineering Services - Professional Services – Architectural and Engineering
NAICS
541330
Morrow County, Oregon is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide flood-mitigation planning services for the Morrow County Fairgrounds in Heppner. - Government Buyer: - Morrow County (Risk and Procurement Manager: Sandi Pointer) - Scope of Services: - Review existing site conditions and evaluate drainage and flooding concerns at the Fairgrounds and adjacent school-bus parking area along Hinton Creek - Conduct site investigations and topographic surveys - Develop and model flood-mitigation alternatives, including options such as channel improvements, levees, berms, and drainage enhancements - Utilize HEC-RAS modeling and ensure compliance with FEMA requirements - Prepare a feasibility report with recommendations, cost estimates, and an implementation plan - Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience with floodplain studies, HEC-RAS modeling, FEMA regulations, and public-sector feasibility planning - Selection is qualifications-based; no pricing to be included in initial response - Final scope and fee will be negotiated with the highest-ranked firm - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are mentioned, as this is a professional engineering services solicitation
Description
Morrow County is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide flood-mitigation planning services for the Morrow County Fairgrounds in Heppner, Oregon. The scope includes reviewing existing conditions, evaluating drainage and flooding concerns, surveying, developing mitigation alternatives, preparing preliminary recommendations, and providing cost estimates and an implementation plan. Firms will be evaluated based on qualifications, relevant experience, proposed project team, project approach, and ability to perform the work. The County will negotiate the final scope and fee with the highest-ranked firm after evaluation.