Orange County Opengov #Y27-800

Engineering design for Bonnie Brook Subdivision drainage and pump-station improvements

Orange County, Florida, is seeking engineering design services for drainage and flood-mitigation improvements in the Bonnie Brook Subdivision. - Government buyer: Orange County Board of County Commissioners, through the Procurement Division and Public Works, Stormwater Management. - Project: Bonnie Brook Subdivision Drainage Improvements (Y27-800; RFP Y27-800-JF). - Requested services: Investigation, survey and utility coordination, environmental and geotechnical work, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, design, permitting, procurement assistance, and construction-phase engineering and closeout support. - Planned improvements: Upgrade existing PS-072 pumps from 3,000 to 6,000 gallons per minute (gpm) and design an approximately 1,740-square-foot underground storage vault. Design a new Applecross Street pump station with two 8,000-gpm pumps, diversion and storm sewer works, an upstream water-quality baffle box, and an approximately 1,090-square-foot underground storage vault. - Design deliverables and notable requirements: Basis of Design; 60%, 90%, and final signed and sealed plans, specifications, and cost estimates; permitting support; pump-controls design; and support for applicable HUD Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) requirements. The scope assumes up to 10 test-hole locations. Orange County leads formal HUD clearance. - Funding context: The project anticipates HUD CDBG-DR funding and FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program assistance. - Named vendors/platform: OpenGov is identified as the e-procurement platform, not as an engineering supplier. No engineering vendor or OEM is named. - Cost context: The estimated project cost is $3,736,972; the notice does not state a separate fee or contract value for the design services.

Description

Orange County is soliciting proposals for professional engineering design services for the Bonnie Brook Subdivision Drainage Improvements. Responses must be submitted electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform; late submissions or submissions through other channels will be rejected. The solicitation states an estimated cost of $3,736,972.00, with proposals due November 17, 2026. The project is identified as receiving financial assistance from HUD through the CDBG-DR program and FEMA through the HMGP, with federal compliance requirements.

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