Arizona Procurement Portal #BPM007771

City of Chandler Seeks Engineering Services for Water Main Replacement Program

The City of Chandler, Arizona is seeking professional engineering services to support its Water Main Replacement Program, focused on upgrading and replacing aging water infrastructure across the city. - Government Buyer: City of Chandler, Arizona (local government) - Scope of Services: - Project management and coordination - Data collection and condition evaluation of water mains - GIS mapping and asset management - Utility coordination and permitting - Surveying, geotechnical, and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations - Hydraulic analysis, pavement and asset assessments - Evaluation of alternatives, lifecycle cost analysis, constructability reviews, and risk assessments - Preparation of design and technical reports, utility mapping, environmental documents, construction plans, cost estimates, procurement documents, and digital as-builts - Construction support services: administration, shop drawing review, RFIs, field engineering, inspections, materials testing, project closeout, warranty support, and record drawings - Program Details: - City maintains over 36,000 potable water valves and 1,228 miles of waterlines - Program targets 2-8 miles of water main replacements annually - Construction methods may include Design-Bid-Build, Job Order Contracting, and Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) - Up to 8 contracts may be awarded - Period of Performance: - Initial 3-year term with options to extend up to 2 additional years (total up to 5 years) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Deliverables include digital as-builts, GIS asset updates, and records for city systems

Description

The City of Chandler is seeking professional engineering services for its Water Main Replacement Program, which aims to upgrade or replace aging water infrastructure to improve system reliability and reduce failures. The scope includes project management, data collection, condition evaluation, GIS, utility coordination, permitting, survey, geotechnical investigations, hydraulic analysis, and construction support for 2-8 miles of annual water main replacements. The contract supports the city's Capital Improvement Program and includes multi-year services with an initial 3-year term and options to extend up to 2 additional years. Up to 8 contracts may be awarded, and construction methods may vary, including Design-Bid-Build, Job Order Contracting, and CMAR.

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