North Carolina eVP #1015TOADRSWMP001

Engineering services for Apex downtown residential stormwater master plan

The Town of Apex is seeking a qualified engineering consultant to plan stormwater improvements for its downtown residential area. - Government buyer: Town of Apex, Water Resources Department, Apex, Wake County, North Carolina. - Procurement: Qualifications for one engineering consultant licensed to provide professional engineering services in North Carolina. Services may be authorized in phases, with final scope and compensation negotiated. - Study area: Approximately 185 acres in the downtown residential core. - Requested services: Review existing records and GIS data; inspect and inventory drainage assets; model current and future runoff and system capacity; identify flooding vulnerabilities; develop and prioritize improvements; estimate costs and assess feasibility and benefits; coordinate with Town staff and residents; facilitate public workshops; present findings to the Apex Town Council; and identify state and federal grant opportunities. - Plan priorities: A cost-estimated Capital Improvement Plan that may include drainage infrastructure upgrades or upsizing, regional stormwater control measures, and green stormwater infrastructure, with prioritization based on risk reduction, feasibility, and cost-benefit. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No equipment, software, or other products with part numbers or quantities are requested. - Submission focus: Respondents should demonstrate relevant project experience, team qualifications, and an approach to delivering the work.

Description

The Town of Apex requests Statements of Qualifications from engineering firms or consultant teams licensed to provide professional engineering services in North Carolina. The selected consultant will develop a comprehensive stormwater Master Plan for the downtown residential core, approximately 185 acres, including an asset inventory, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, and evaluation of drainage infrastructure and flooding vulnerabilities. The work includes developing and prioritizing a Capital Improvement Plan, public engagement and stakeholder coordination, and identifying grant funding strategies. The Town intends to select one consultant, with services potentially authorized in phases; final scope, schedule, deliverables, and compensation will be established during contract negotiations.

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