Pierce County Opengov #2026-RFQ-257

Multidisciplinary planning and engineering services for Pipeline Trail Phase 3

Pierce County Parks and Recreation is seeking a multidisciplinary team to deliver planning and architecture/engineering services for Pipeline Trail Phase 3. - Government buyer: Pierce County, Parks and Recreation, Procurement & Contracts. - Opportunity: Plan and design approximately 2.2 miles of non-motorized, multimodal trail from Orangegate Park along the Tacoma Public Utilities Pipeline Road corridor to the trail terminus at Fruitland Avenue E. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or consulting firms are named in the solicitation materials; no manufactured products are requested. - Requested services: - Develop preliminary, alternate, and final trail alignments, including driveway, parking, and intersection improvements. - Review existing plans, studies, drawings, property constraints, and site conditions; perform professional survey and site inventory. - Provide civil, electrical, transportation, structural, geotechnical, environmental, cultural-resources, and construction-cost estimating support as needed. - Coordinate with County traffic and stormwater staff and support permitting, public outreach, stakeholder engagement, and grant acquisition. - Provide project management and construction administration. - Key deliverables and requirements: Progress from concept design through 30%, 60%, 95%, and final 100% bid-ready documents, including plans, specifications, cost estimates, permit support, and base-bid/additive-alternate scopes. The team must include appropriately Washington-licensed architecture and engineering professionals and identify anticipated participation by Minority-, Women-, and Veteran-owned businesses.

Description

Pierce County Parks and Recreation is seeking Statements of Qualifications from multidisciplinary teams to provide planning, design, engineering, permitting, and construction-administration services for approximately 2.2 miles of Phase 3 of the Pipeline Trail, connecting Orangegate Park to Fruitland Ave E. Work includes public outreach, grant-acquisition support, surveys and investigations, development of trail alignments, and preparation of bid-ready construction documents. The County anticipates negotiating a Professional Services Agreement, with an initial term of 30 months and an option for an additional one-year renewal. The resulting contract value is listed as no value specified.

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