Mukilteo Civicplus #2026-06

Construction Management Services for Mukilteo Roadway and Bicycle Improvements

The City of Mukilteo is seeking a consulting firm to manage construction of roadway, pedestrian, and bicycle improvements on 5th Street and W Mukilteo Boulevard. - Government buyer: City of Mukilteo, Washington; no sub-agency or office is identified. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, vendors, or named consulting firms are identified in the opportunity. - Requested service: Construction management for the 5th Street/W Mukilteo Boulevard Preservation Project, including inspection, document control, contract administration, surveying and staking, materials testing, payment verification, and project closeout. - Project work to be managed: HMA pavement preservation and overlay, walkways and bicycle lanes, retaining walls, concrete barriers, drainage structures and stormwater piping, pavement striping, roadway illumination, and temporary traffic control and construction staging. - Notable requirements: Services include ADA and traffic-control inspection, change-order and schedule management, federal-aid and WSDOT documentation, stakeholder coordination, and constructability reviews. The stated DBE and WSDOT Federal Small Business Enterprise goals are 0%; the voluntary Small Business Enterprise goal is 10%. - Performance period: Anticipated from spring through the end of 2027, approximately nine months; no option years are stated.

Description

The City of Mukilteo is seeking statements of qualifications from consulting firms with construction management expertise for the 5th Street/W Mukilteo Boulevard Preservation Project. Project improvements include pedestrian walkways and bike lanes between Lincoln Avenue and Mukilteo Lane, HMA pavement preservation and overlay, retaining walls, concrete barriers, drainage structures and piping, striping, roadway illumination, and temporary traffic control. The consultant is expected to provide construction management services, with an estimated project period from April 2027 through the end of 2027. The contract will use a negotiated hourly rate, and cost proposals must not be submitted until the most qualified consultant has been selected.

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