Opportunity
City of Kannapolis #27-03
Professional Consulting Services for Midlake Road Sidewalk Design in Kannapolis, NC
Posted
August 28, 2026
Respond By
September 15, 2026
Identifier
27-03
NAICS
541330, 541310, 541370
The City of Kannapolis is seeking qualified firms to provide professional consulting services for the design of a new sidewalk along Midlake Road, approximately 1 mile in length. - Government Buyer: - City of Kannapolis (Engineering Department) - Federally aided through North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) - Scope of Work: - Design of a sidewalk on the east side of Midlake Road from Brantley Road to Centergrove Road - Must comply with NCDOT and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards - Incorporate access to existing bus stops - Required disciplines: surveying, engineering, landscape and streetscape design, project management, erosion and sediment control, GPS/field data collection, pavement marking plans, utility coordination, topographic/boundary/easement surveying, and general engineering services - Participation: - Subconsultants and Small Professional Service Firms are encouraged - All firms (including subconsultants) must be pre-qualified by NCDOT for relevant discipline codes - Firms must demonstrate financial ability, professional liability insurance, and proper registration with North Carolina boards - Contract Details: - Duration: 2 years with progress payments - Federally funded project; compliance with federal and state requirements is mandatory - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned, as this is a solicitation for professional services
Description
The City of Kannapolis is soliciting Letters of Interest from qualified firms to provide professional consulting services for the design of a sidewalk along Midlake Road in Kannapolis, North Carolina. The sidewalk will be approximately 1 mile long on the east side of Midlake Road, extending from Brantley Road to Centergrove Road. The design must comply with NCDOT and ADA standards and incorporate access to existing bus stops. The contract is expected to last 2 years with progress payments. Subconsultants are permitted, and firms must be pre-qualified by the North Carolina Department of Transportation for specified discipline codes.