University of Washington Workday #1255747-SY

On-Call Historic Resources Consulting for University of Washington Projects

The University of Washington is seeking qualified firms to provide on-call historic resources consulting for campus design and construction projects. - Government buyer: University of Washington (UW), through UW Facilities (UWF) and Campus Architecture and Planning (CAP), for projects at the Seattle, Tacoma, Bothell, and other UW locations. - Requested services: Historic surveys, inventories, reports and Historic Resources Addenda; evaluations of historic significance, integrity, and eligibility for landmark designation or National Register listing; support for SEPA and Section 106 reviews; landmark nominations and approval applications; presentations to reviewing bodies; preservation planning, design and constructability advice; and historic rehabilitation tax-credit documentation and applications. - Scope and selection: Work will be authorized project by project, with separate scopes, schedules, and negotiated fees. UW intends to select up to two firms. - Term: The master agreement has an initial two-year term and may be extended through two additional two-year options, for a maximum of six years. Hourly rates apply, with potential renegotiation for renewal terms. - Notable requirements: Respondents must satisfy minimum qualifications and be available to work in Washington State. The agreement also emphasizes participation by small and disadvantaged business enterprises and requires compliance with applicable insurance, indemnification, and state-law provisions. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or individual consulting firms are named in the solicitation materials. No products, part numbers, or quantities are requested.

Description

The University of Washington is seeking Statements of Qualifications from experienced firms to provide on-call Historic Resources Services for UW Facilities design and construction projects. Work may include historic resources surveys and inventories, evaluations of historic significance and eligibility, preservation and environmental review support, landmark nominations and applications, presentations, preservation planning, and historic rehabilitation tax credit assistance as requested. Projects may be located at UW’s Seattle, Tacoma, and Bothell campuses, and firms must meet the stated minimum qualifications and be available to work in Washington State. Responses are submitted as SOQs through the portal.

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