Oregon Buys #S-73000-00017007

On-call engineering and rehabilitation services for load-deficient bridges

The State of Oregon, through the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) Procurement Office, is seeking on-call engineering and repair services for load-deficient bridges. - Government buyer: State of Oregon; Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Procurement Office. - Requested service: On-call investigation, inspection, testing, engineering, design, and repair for highway bridges, movable bridge systems, and related structures. - Potential work includes nondestructive, materials, and performance testing; engineering forensics; fatigue-crack repair and retrofitting; structural analysis; repair and strengthening design and installation; concrete bridge work; bridge access; construction quality assurance; project management; site visits; and reporting. - Agreement structure: Work is assigned through work orders, with no guaranteed workload. The agreement has an aggregate not-to-exceed ceiling of $19.5 million. - Notable requirements: Proposers must identify at least one registered civil engineer who intends to perform civil engineering services. Applicable state-funded work orders exceeding $100,000 have a 12% Certified Small Business aspirational target. Repairs defined as public improvements are excluded. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named. No equipment, product quantities, or product part numbers are specified.

Description

The State of Oregon, acting through the Oregon Department of Transportation, seeks proposals for on-call services for rehabilitation of load-deficient bridges. The solicitation anticipates one price agreement, under which work orders may be issued for up to seven years from the agreement’s effective date. Specific services and deliverables will be defined in the work orders and must fall within the scope set out in the price agreement. The procurement is conducted as a competitive sealed proposal.

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