Georgia Procurement Registry #2026-104

Engineering Design Services for Gillum Drive Drainage Basin Improvements

Whitfield County Board of Commissioners (Whitfield County, Georgia) is seeking qualified professional engineering firms for comprehensive drainage improvements and stormwater management in the Gillum Drive drainage basin. - Government Buyer: - Whitfield County Board of Commissioners (Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia) - OEMs and Vendors: - Atlas, Inc. (performed prior topographic surveys and preliminary hydrologic analysis; their data will be provided) - Products/Services Requested: - Engineering design services for drainage improvements and stormwater management - Includes hydrologic analysis, engineering design, environmental studies, permitting, bid-ready construction and easement plans - Coordination with utility owners, participation in project meetings, and support during bidding and construction phases - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with all federal, state, and local laws - Non-discrimination, insurance, and licensing requirements - If ARC grant funding is awarded, adherence to federal grant conditions - Project aims to address chronic flooding, support economic development, and improve infrastructure resilience - Estimated project value: $6,950,000 - Funding sources: local SPLOST sales tax and potential Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grant

Description

Whitfield County is soliciting sealed Statements of Qualifications from qualified professional engineering firms to provide engineering design services for drainage improvements and stormwater management in the Gillum Drive drainage basin in Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia. The project includes hydrologic analysis, engineering design, environmental studies, reports, permitting, and preparation of bid-ready construction plans. The scope also involves coordination with utility owners and participation in coordination meetings. The estimated total project cost is $6,950,000, with funding from local SPLOST sales tax funds and a potential Appalachian Regional Commission grant.

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