# South Carolina Business Opportunities #65656

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

**Posted:** May 07, 2026
**Respond By:** June 10, 2026
**Identifier:** 65656
**NAICS:** 541330, 541320

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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