Oregon Buys #S-KM0060-00018028

Monroe, OR Seeks Engineering Services for Water Intake and System Modernization

The City of Monroe, Oregon is seeking a multidisciplinary engineering firm to provide professional services for two major municipal water infrastructure projects: - Government Buyer: - City of Monroe, Oregon (Department: KM006001 - Finance) - Project partners include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Portland District and the Long Tom Watershed Council - Scope of Work: - Raw Water Intake Improvements on the Long Tom River, coordinated with the USACE Section 1135 Long Tom River Ecosystem Restoration Project - Alternatives include relocating the intake near the bridge or extending the current intake pipe further into the river - Estimated construction costs: $1.54M (relocation) or $510K (extension) - Water System Modernization to address water quality, treatment performance, operational reliability, monitoring, controls, and related infrastructure - Services Requested: - Evaluation, design, permitting, and implementation of improvements - Project management, bidding support, and optional construction support - Coordination with USACE, regulatory agencies, and project partners - Notable Requirements: - Maintain uninterrupted municipal water service during construction - Collaboration with the City’s Engineer of Record and regulatory agencies - Compliance with NIGP code 92597 (Water Supply, Treatment, and Distribution Engineering) - No specific OEMs or part numbers are named; procurement is for professional engineering services - Supporting documents include feasibility studies, technical memoranda, decision documents, and as-built drawings - The project is located in Monroe, Benton County, Oregon

Description

The City of Monroe is soliciting proposals for professional engineering services to evaluate, design, permit, and implement improvements to the municipal water infrastructure. The project includes two coordinated efforts: improvements to the City's raw water intake on the Long Tom River in connection with the US Army Corps of Engineers Section 1135 Long Tom River Ecosystem Restoration Project, and water system modernization addressing water quality, treatment performance, operational reliability, monitoring, controls, and related infrastructure. A virtual pre-proposal meeting is scheduled for October 5, 2026, and the bid opening date is October 9, 2026. The procurement method is a competitive sealed proposal.

View original listing