Georgia Procurement Registry #26-0112-2

Engineering Design Services for President Street Grade Separation Project (Phase I) – Chatham County, GA

Chatham County, Georgia is seeking qualified consulting firms to provide engineering design services for the President Street Grade Separation Project (Phase I) in Savannah. - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive engineering design for a grade-separated crossing of East President Street over Bilbo Canal and the CSX Railroad - Roadway widening, interchange reconstruction, and related infrastructure improvements - Delivery of final construction plans and right-of-way acquisition documents - Professional services include engineering, environmental analysis, surveying, permitting, utility coordination, and project management - Requirements: - Firms must be prequalified with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) in specified area classes - All work must comply with GDOT and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) standards - Extensive coordination required with GDOT, CSX Transportation, Watco, local industries, utility owners, and regulatory agencies - Optional services may include grant support and right-of-way acquisition, to be authorized as needed - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - The project is currently funded through the design phase only

Description

Chatham County is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified consulting firms to provide engineering design services for the President Street Grade Separation Project. The project involves designing a grade-separated crossing carrying East President Street over Bilbo Canal and the CSX Railroad, including roadway widening, interchange reconstruction, and associated improvements. The selected consultant will provide professional engineering, environmental, surveying, permitting, utility coordination, and project management services through final construction plans and right-of-way acquisition documents. The project will be administered by Chatham County with participation from the City of Savannah and requires coordination with multiple stakeholders including GDOT and railroad companies.

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