Mccleary Municode #RFQ 2026

Citywide sanitary sewer inflow and infiltration study and engineering services

The City of McCleary is seeking engineering support to assess and plan improvements to its citywide sanitary sewer system. - Government buyer: City of McCleary, Washington; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Scope: Study the sewer collection and conveyance system across all 10 sewer basins, including infrastructure condition and remaining useful life. - Assessment work: Conduct strategic flow monitoring, CCTV pipe inspections, manhole inspections, and smoke testing; analyze results to identify inflow and infiltration sources and problem locations. - Potential corrective approaches: Sewer replacement, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP), pipe bursting, manhole repair, cross-connection elimination, and diversion of foundation, basement, roof, and site drains from the sanitary sewer. - Deliverables: Evaluate and prioritize corrective alternatives; provide a recommended approach, design criteria, cost estimates, and implementation schedule; prepare a planning-level Engineering Report, Cost Effectiveness Analysis, and State Environmental Review Process (SERP) Environmental Information Document. - Requirements: Planning documents must follow applicable Washington Department of Ecology requirements. No OEMs, product vendors, part numbers, or quantities are identified; this is an engineering-services opportunity. - Estimated value: Not stated in the provided materials; the range below is an approximate planning estimate.

Description

The City of McCleary is seeking qualifications for engineering services specializing in sanitary sewer systems and inflow and infiltration studies. The project involves surveying and assessing the condition of the sewer collection system across all ten identified sewer basins, including flow monitoring, CCTV inspections, and smoke testing. The work includes assessing infrastructure service life, identifying and prioritizing corrective alternatives, and providing project costs and an implementation schedule. Additional deliverables include a planning-level engineering report, cost-effectiveness analysis, and environmental information document.

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