# Port Angeles Civicplus #PSA-2026-45

Engineering design and grant support for Port Angeles boat launch and trail storm-damage repairs

**Posted:** October 28, 2026
**Respond By:** November 19, 2026
**Identifier:** PSA-2026-45
**NAICS:** 541330, 541620

The City of Port Angeles is seeking engineering consultants for FEMA-funded storm-damage repairs to a boat launch and shoreline trail.
- **Government buyer:** City of Port Angeles, Department of Public Works and Utilities.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No commercial OEMs, vendors, or product brands are identified; this is a professional engineering services procurement.
- **Ediz Hook Boat Launch:** Reassess storm damage and develop permitted, bid-ready repair designs with cost estimates at the 30%, 60%, and 90% phases. The goal is to restore two full strings of floats, consider options such as relocation, and reduce future storm and wave damage; one public outreach forum is required.
- **Olympic Discovery Trail Phase 2:** Design repairs to restore shoreline armor and limit further erosion and trail-area damage. Services include permitting coordination, including USACE coordination for work below mean high tide, phased cost estimates, and bid-ready construction documents.
- **Grant and construction support:** Coordinate with FEMA partners, hold monthly project update meetings, provide quarterly reporting, and support grant closeout. Construction administration may be added if needed; additional closeout support for other projects under the disaster declaration may also be requested.
- **Funding and schedule:** FEMA disaster-recovery funding is identified under FEMA-4775-DR. The two repair projects are intended to proceed concurrently, with construction completed before the grant closeout period ends.

### Description

The City of Port Angeles is seeking professional engineering services for repairs to the Ediz Hook Boat Launch and a section of the Olympic Discovery Trail, damaged during a January 2024 winter storm. The selected consultant or consultants will prepare bid-ready construction documents, provide typical 30/60/90 design services and cost estimates, and coordinate permitting and project or grant closeout. The scope also includes reassessing documented damage and considering measures to reduce future storm and wave damage; construction administration may be negotiated during construction bidding. FEMA funding applies, and the RFQ is intended to result in two professional service agreements.

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