Opportunity
Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77050-NONST-2027-000000111
Engineering design services for Factory Shoals pedestrian and bicycle bridge
Posted
October 16, 2026
Respond By
November 12, 2026
Identifier
PE-77050-NONST-2027-000000111
NAICS
541330
Cobb County is seeking engineering design services for a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge over I-20 at Factory Shoals Road. - Buyer: Cobb County Department of Transportation (Cobb DOT); Cobb County Water Systems is responsible for designing its water and sewer facilities. - Project: Factory Shoals Pedestrian Bridge, Project B2464, in Cobb County, Georgia. - Requested services: Survey database development, concept design, environmental documentation, preliminary design and plans, right-of-way design and plans, and final design and plans. - Project features: A new bridge beside the existing roadway bridge, with a 12-foot shared-use path and 2-foot barriers on each side. - Coordination and standards: Incorporate water and sewer plans into construction plans, estimates, and bid documents. Design must follow the GDOT Plan Development Review Process and applicable AASHTO, GDOT, and Cobb DOT requirements. Relevant GDOT prequalification is required for roadway, pedestrian/bicycle facility, and minor bridge design, with supporting disciplines as applicable. - Funding: Federal and local funding. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, vendors, or specific products are identified. Named public entities and standards bodies include Cobb DOT, Cobb County Water Systems, GDOT, and AASHTO.
Description
Cobb County is seeking qualifications from engineering consulting firms to provide design services for the Factory Shoals Pedestrian Bridge project (B2464). The project will create a dedicated pedestrian and bicyclist connection over I-20 via Factory Shoals Road, with a shared-use path and a new bridge adjacent to the existing roadway bridge. The anticipated services include survey database development, concept and environmental phases, preliminary and final design plans, and right-of-way plans. The County anticipates awarding one multi-phase, project-specific contract to one firm; the contract amount will be determined through negotiations.