City of Phoenix #WS90501000 - CA&I

Phoenix seeks construction administration and inspection services for the Lift Station 47 redundant force main

The City of Phoenix is seeking a consultant team to oversee construction of the Lift Station 47 redundant force main project. - Government buyer: City of Phoenix, Office of the City Engineer, Design and Construction Procurement. - Requested services: Construction administration and inspection for site-specific Lift Station 47 upgrades, discharge-header reconfiguration, right-of-way work, and a new 12-inch HDPE redundant force main extending approximately 9,480 linear feet to 99th Avenue. - Scope includes: Construction oversight and quality inspections; permit and agency coordination; schedule, submittal, shop drawing, RFI, payment, change-order, and contractor-proposal reviews; field testing and reporting; documenting pipe handling and fusion; reviewing CCTV and acceptance testing; punch lists, record drawings, project records, asset-management updates, utility coordination, and public outreach as needed. - Project context: The estimated construction cost is $7.9 million. This is the construction estimate, not a stated value for the consultant services contract. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or equipment vendors are identified. The requested work is professional consulting services, not a purchase of separately quantified products. - Notable requirements: UNIFIER and electronic recordkeeping may be required. The reference-check attachment evaluates seven performance criteria; the first three submitted references are used, for up to 21 points. A future Small Business Enterprise participation goal will be established during design, with good-faith efforts expected.

Description

The City of Phoenix is seeking qualifications from a consultant team to provide construction administration and inspection services for site-specific upgrades at Lift Station 47 and construction of a new 12-inch HDPE redundant force main. The new force main will follow the existing approximately 9,480-foot alignment from the lift station to 99th Avenue and discharge into the same manhole; the lift station discharge header will also be reconfigured. Services include construction oversight and inspection, schedule and submittal reviews, permit assistance, field reporting, records management, and coordination with agencies and utility relocations. The estimated construction cost is $7.9 million, and firms must submit an electronic Statement of Qualifications through the City’s Procurement Portal.

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