Lewis Opengov #2027Geo

On-call geotechnical engineering services for Lewis County public works projects

Lewis County Public Works–Roads is seeking one consulting firm for on-call geotechnical engineering services supporting county infrastructure projects. - Government buyer: Lewis County, Public Works, Public Works–Roads; the notice identifies Rod Lakey. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or consulting vendors are named. - Requested services: Task-order geotechnical and geological consulting, including site investigations, drilling, soil and rock sampling, instrumentation, laboratory testing, slope and landslide analysis, reports, design recommendations, plans, specifications, cost estimates, construction support, and emergency response. - Potential project work: Culvert and wingwall foundations; road, bridge, pavement, drainage, and subgrade design; geosynthetic reinforced soil (GRS) bridge foundations; rockery and gravity block walls; and slide repairs, including soil nail walls, shear pile walls, and infill buttresses. - Notable requirements: The selected team must include Washington-licensed geotechnical engineer(s) or geologist(s), demonstrate relevant experience and emergency-response capacity, and have access to resources such as drilling and laboratory equipment. Work may support roads, bridges, culverts, trails, and projects funded through RAP, FEMA, HUD, and the County Transportation Improvement Program. - Contract scope and value: One firm is anticipated to be selected for services authorized through written task orders. The anticipated maximum value is $350,000, which the County may increase.

Description

Lewis County is seeking statements of qualifications from consulting firms to provide professional geotechnical engineering services during 2027, with services assigned as county projects arise. The scope may include site investigations, drilling and testing, geotechnical analysis and design, slope and landslide evaluations, foundation and pavement design, and construction-related services for roads, bridges, culverts, and other public works projects. The County intends to contract with one firm through written task orders under a negotiated-hourly A&E agreement; the one-year contract may be extended for one additional year by mutual agreement. The anticipated maximum contract value is $350,000, which Lewis County Public Works may increase at its sole option.

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