Oregon Buys #S-Q10054-00018202

On-call water resources engineering services for the Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District

The Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District is seeking on-call water resources engineering support for District projects. - Government buyer: Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District (UFSWQD), through its Q1005401 Procurement department, in Portland, Oregon. - OEMs and named organizations: No product OEMs or individual service-provider vendors are named. The Oregon Infrastructure Finance Authority is identified as administrator of possible grant funding. - Requested services: On-call, task-order water resources engineering, including planning, analysis, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, surveys and inspections, water-quality sampling, drainage and habitat design, development review, cost estimating, engineering documents, construction support, and environmental permitting. - Service classifications: Drainage engineering; environmental engineering; water supply, treatment, and distribution engineering; engineering consulting; and professional engineer services. Each is listed with a quantity of 1. - Agreements and value: The District anticipates up to two price agreements with a shared total amount of $600,000. Individual task orders will establish the scope, schedule, and compensation for assigned work. - Term and notable requirements: The anticipated term is five years, with options to renew for up to three additional years. Some projects may receive partial support from the Special Public Works Fund–Levee Grant Fund.

Description

The Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District seeks proposals from qualified vendors to provide water resources engineering services on an on-call, task order basis. Work may include analysis, inspection, sampling, cost estimation, drafting, design and engineering, modeling, and development review support. The District intends to award up to two on-call price agreements with a shared total amount of $600,000; services will be requested through written task orders. The contract term is five years, with options to renew for up to three additional years.

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