Opportunity
Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) Workday #RSOQ 2026-057
C-TRAN seeks engineering services for water intrusion diagnostics at Operations Building
Posted
August 25, 2026
Respond By
September 17, 2026
Identifier
RSOQ 2026-057
NAICS
541330
C-TRAN, the municipal transit authority for Clark County, Washington, is seeking professional engineering services to diagnose and resolve water intrusion issues in underground conduit systems at its Operations Building in Vancouver. - Government Buyer: - Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (C-TRAN) - Operations Building, Vancouver, WA - Scope of Services: - Systematic, non-destructive investigation of water intrusion in underground conduits - Review of existing documentation and field diagnostics - Inspection, testing, and analysis of conduit systems - Preparation of a comprehensive report detailing findings and mitigation recommendations - Requirements: - Respondents must hold all necessary licenses and permits - Submission of a detailed Statement of Qualifications - Adherence to affirmative action and nondiscrimination policies - Provision of at least three references - Evaluation based on technical response, firm/team qualifications, past performance, and project approach - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable Details: - Focus on engineering diagnostics and design for water intrusion mitigation - Emphasis on non-destructive testing and thorough analysis - Local jurisdiction and municipal transit facility context
Description
C-TRAN is seeking Statements of Qualifications for professional engineering and diagnostic design services to identify and evaluate water intrusion within underground conduit systems at the Operations Building located at 2425 NE 65th Ave., Vancouver, WA. The scope includes a systematic, non-destructive investigation involving documentation review, field diagnostics, conduit inspection, testing, and analysis to identify the source, pathway, and cause of water entry and develop a mitigation plan. The consultant must maintain necessary licenses and permits and prepare a straightforward Statement of Qualifications addressing specific questions. The evaluation will consider technical response, firm and team qualifications, past performance, and project approach.