Clark Public Utilities Procureware #RFQ507

Engineering and Geotechnical Services for Paradise Point Wellfield Expansion

Clark Public Utilities and Clark County Public Works are seeking professional engineering and geotechnical services for the Paradise Point Wellfield expansion in Clark County, Washington. - Government Buyers: - Clark Public Utilities Water Services - Clark County Public Works - Clark Public Utility District - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (geotechnical consulting) - GRI (geotechnical investigation) - Mott MacDonald, AKS Engineering & Forestry LLC (potential engineering vendors) - Products/Services Requested: - Engineering design for Paradise Point Well 2 & 3 pump and wellhouse - Preliminary and final design, specifications, contract documents, cost estimates, design reports - Technical support, construction management, inspection, and as-built plans - Permitting and regulatory assistance - Coordination on electrical and control systems - Geotechnical consulting and investigation services - Field investigation, laboratory testing, groundwater data analysis, settlement assessment, and recommendations - Monitoring and evaluation of ground subsidence and settlement due to well pumping - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Addressing and mitigating known ground subsidence and settlement issues at the wellfield site - Design deliverables must be compatible with AutoCAD and Civil 3D software - Each new well targets a yield of 1,700 gallons per minute, with a final wellfield capacity goal of 10,000 gpm - Project includes both design and construction support phases - No specific part numbers or hardware products are requested; focus is on professional engineering and geotechnical expertise

Description

Clark Public Utilities requests Statements of Qualifications from professional engineering firms for the engineering design of the Paradise Point Well 2 & 3 pump and wellhouse. The project scope includes preliminary and final engineering design, specifications, contract documents, construction cost estimates, design reports, technical support, and construction support. The project is located in Washington State and involves the design of new wellhouses and pumps to increase wellfield production capacity. The deadline for responses is September 3, 2026.

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