Opportunity
Winston-Salem Civicplus #RFQ27102
Engineering Design for Pipe Storage Building and Site Improvements
Posted
October 16, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
RFQ27102
NAICS
541330
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities is seeking an engineering firm to design a pipe storage building and supporting site improvements at its Utilities Field Operations facility. - Government buyer: City of Winston-Salem; Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities, Utilities Department. - Requested service: Professional engineering design for one pipe storage building and associated site improvements. - Building approximately 28 feet deep, with a two-bay configuration approximately 50 feet wide or a three-bay configuration approximately 73 feet wide. - Roofed structure open at the front and enclosed on the other three sides, designed to store utility pipe on cantilever racks. - Site work includes a minimum 24-foot-wide paved driveway, concrete apron and foundation pad, grading, and drainage; evaluate and design a retaining wall if needed. - Referenced materials: 20 sticks of PVC pipe and ductile iron pipe are identified for storage. The documents do not clarify whether the 20-stick quantity applies to PVC alone or is shared between PVC and ductile iron; no separate ductile iron quantity is stated. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named. The procurement is for professional engineering services. - Notable requirements: Responsible professionals must be registered in North Carolina, and the selected firm must carry at least $1 million in professional liability coverage per claim. The building configuration and retaining-wall design depend on project needs.
Description
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities is seeking professional engineering services to design a pipe storage building at its Utilities Field Operations facility at 1550 S Martin Luther King Jr Dr in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The scope includes design of a minimum 24-foot-wide paved driveway, concrete apron and foundation pad, and the storage structure. The proposed building will be open at the front, enclosed on three sides, and roofed; it will be approximately 28 feet deep and either 50 or 73 feet wide. Design work also includes site grading and drainage, and evaluation and design of a retaining wall if required. Electronic PDF submissions are due by 12:00 p.m. on November 10, 2026; fee information should not be included in the proposal.