CivicInfo BC #ENG 26-05

Engineering Consulting Services for Devonshire Catchment Sanitary Sewer Upgrades

This opportunity seeks qualified engineering consultants to support the Township of Esquimalt in upgrading sanitary sewer infrastructure between the Lampson Pump Station and the CRD Devonshire meter chamber. - Government Buyer: - Township of Esquimalt (British Columbia) - Referenced OEMs and Vendors: - GeoAdvice Engineering Inc. (prior concept design options) - Urban Systems (lift station condition assessments) - Requested Services: - Comprehensive review of the existing wastewater catchment - Development of alternative servicing strategies - Options analysis and conceptual design (Phase 1) - Potential subsequent phases: detailed design, tender support, contract administration, and inspection services - Scope and Phasing: - Four-phase project structure: - Phase 1: Options analysis and conceptual design - Phase 2: Detailed design (conditional) - Phase 3: Tender support (conditional) - Phase 4: Contract administration and inspection (conditional) - Notable Requirements: - Consideration of all reasonable design options - Preference for routing infrastructure within public right-of-way - Phased construction aligned with annual budget constraints ($1.75M for 2027, $2M for 2028) - No specific products or part numbers requested; focus is on professional engineering services

Description

The Township of Esquimalt is seeking qualified engineering consultants to submit proposals for an options analysis to upgrade the sanitary sewer infrastructure from Lampson Pump Station to the Capital Regional District's Devonshire meter chamber at Dominion Road and Devonshire Road. The project involves a comprehensive review of the existing wastewater catchment, development of alternative servicing strategies to meet current and future system requirements, and presentation of options to the Township. The scope includes potential subsequent phases for detailed design, tender support, contract administration, and inspection services. The Township prefers routing sanitary sewer infrastructure within public right-of-way where possible and has budget considerations for phased construction.

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