South Carolina Business Opportunities #65656

Engineering and planning design services for the St. James Avenue shared-use path and crossings project

The City of Goose Creek is seeking engineering and planning services to design a shared-use path and crossing improvements along St. James Avenue/US 176. - Government buyer: City of Goose Creek, South Carolina — Procurement office; Berkeley County. - Project: Design a 3.28-mile landscaped asphalt shared-use path from North Main Street to Old Mount Holly Road. - Requested services: Prepare NEPA environmental documentation, stakeholder and public engagement, conceptual drawings, surveying, preliminary and final engineering/construction plans, right-of-way plans, permitting, and project management. The scope also includes three new crossing points and upgrades to four existing crosswalk intersections. - Technical coordination and studies: Address hydrology, stormwater, geotechnical conditions, subsurface utilities, and utility coordination as needed. Coordinate with the City, SCDOT, Berkeley County, and other relevant agencies; account for planned SCDOT countermeasures and Berkeley County’s Old Mount Holly Road plans. - Notable requirements: The level of NEPA review has not been determined and could range from a Documented Categorical Exclusion to an Environmental Impact Statement. Project milestones must align with the City’s FHWA Safe Streets and Roads for All grant agreement. - Funding: FHWA Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant. - OEMs, vendors, products, and part numbers: No OEMs, commercial vendors, or specific products or part numbers are identified. One engineering and planning services requirement is listed.

Description

The City of Goose Creek is seeking qualifications from professional engineering and planning consultants for design and engineering services for a 3.28-mile shared-use path and crossings project on St. James Avenue. The work includes preparing National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) environmental documents, preliminary plans, right-of-way plans, and final construction plans in accordance with FHWA guidelines. The project is funded by a 2024 SS4A grant from FHWA, and selection will be qualifications-based under the Brooks Act, with scope and price negotiations after selecting the most qualified firm.

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