Opportunity
Redmond Civicplus #RFQ 10921-26
On-Call Structural Engineering for Redmond Bridge Repairs and Related Projects
Posted
October 12, 2026
Respond By
November 04, 2026
Identifier
RFQ 10921-26
NAICS
541330
The City of Redmond is seeking qualified engineering firms for on-call structural work, led by bridge preservation and repair projects. - Buyer: City of Redmond, Washington — Purchasing Division. - Scope: Task-order structural engineering, primarily for the City’s Bridge Repair Program. - Bridge inspections, field assessments, structural analysis, repair design, plans, specifications, and cost estimates. - Project scoping, feasibility, funding evaluation and prioritization, construction administration and inspection, and emergency bridge inspections as needed. - Related work may include retaining-wall design, structural reviews, load ratings, scour analysis, seismic evaluations, surveying and mapping, GIS, grant support, and technical reports. - Selection and workload: The City may select up to three consultants. Work will be scoped and budgeted individually, with no guaranteed minimum workload or contract value. - Contract maximum: $1,000,000 for the initial agreement; no minimum spend is guaranteed. - Term: Two years initially, with three optional two-year renewals, for a potential total term of eight years. - Participation goal: A voluntary 10% small-business enterprise (SBE) participation goal applies. - OEMs and vendors: No engineering-service OEMs or prospective consultant firms are named. DocuSign is identified as the electronic submission platform.
Description
The City of Redmond is seeking Statements of Qualification from experienced architectural or engineering firms to provide on-call structural engineering services, primarily supporting the Bridge Repair Program. Work will address deficiencies found through routine and special bridge inspections, with related structural services potentially including retaining-wall PS&E development and structural plan review for other City projects. The City intends to select up to three consultants for an on-call agreement, with work authorized through individual task orders. The initial contract maximum is $1,000,000; the source states that the City does not guarantee a specific volume or amount of work.