# North Carolina eVP #1015TOADRSWMP001

Engineering Services for Apex Downtown Residential Stormwater Master Plan

**Posted:** October 12, 2026
**Respond By:** November 20, 2026
**Identifier:** 1015TOADRSWMP001
**NAICS:** 541330, 541620

The Town of Apex is seeking a North Carolina-licensed engineering consultant to plan stormwater improvements for its downtown residential area.
- **Buyer:** Town of Apex Water Resources Department, Apex, Wake County, North Carolina.
- **Scope:** Prepare a stormwater master plan for approximately 185 acres, assessing drainage infrastructure and localized flooding vulnerabilities and identifying risk-reduction and water-quality improvements.
- **Services:** Review available records and GIS data; conduct field investigations and an asset inventory; model current and future drainage conditions; assess infrastructure capacity; develop and prioritize improvement options with cost estimates and feasibility analysis; support public engagement and present findings to Town Council; identify potential state and federal grant opportunities.
- **Planning priorities:** Consider infrastructure upgrades, potential regional stormwater control measures, and green stormwater infrastructure, with improvements prioritized for risk reduction, cost-benefit, and feasibility.
- **Consultant requirements:** Respondents must be licensed to provide professional engineering services in North Carolina and demonstrate relevant experience, team qualifications, and an approach to the work. The Town intends to select one consultant; services may be authorized in phases.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No equipment purchases or product quantities are specified.

### Description

The Town of Apex requests Statements of Qualifications from qualified engineering firms or consultant teams licensed to provide professional engineering services in North Carolina to develop a comprehensive stormwater master plan for the downtown residential core. The work includes evaluating drainage infrastructure, assessing localized flooding vulnerabilities, and identifying projects to reduce risks and improve water quality across an approximately 185-acre study area. Anticipated services include asset inventory and field investigations, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, a prioritized capital improvement plan, public engagement, and grant funding strategy. The Town intends to select one consultant; services may be authorized in phases, and scope, schedule, deliverables, and compensation will be established during contract negotiations. SOQs are due November 20, 2026, by 2:00 p.m. ET.

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