Richmond Hill Civicplus #RFQ No. 110426

Engineering services for Richmond Hill pump station upgrades and manhole floodproofing

The City of Richmond Hill, Georgia, is seeking professional engineering services for two clean-water infrastructure resilience projects. - Government buyer: City of Richmond Hill, Georgia; local government. The projects are partially funded through the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) Hurricane Helene Resilience Funding Program. - Engineering services requested: - Clean Water Project No. 36 — Pump Station Improvements and Backup Generators: Assess and improve five pump stations, including standby generators, automatic transfer switches and fuel tanks; replace steel impellers as needed; and address wet-well/vault risers, elevated electrical panels and controls, facility hardening, and floodproofing. Estimated project cost: $981,540. - Clean Water Project No. 38 — Manhole Floodproofing: Identify, GPS-locate, inventory, and assess manholes in flood zones; coordinate with EOM Operations; and design replacement of non-watertight frames and covers with watertight alternatives and necessary seals. Estimated project cost: $1,521,450. - Services across both projects: Field assessment and surveying, preliminary engineering reports, environmental documentation and State Environmental Review Process, design and permitting, bidding assistance, construction administration and observation, inspection and testing, grant administration and budget tracking, and project closeout with record drawings. - Named organizations: GEFA is the funding agency, and EOM Operations is identified as a coordination contact. No engineering-firm vendors, product manufacturers, OEMs, products, part numbers, or product quantities are named. - Notable requirements: The work addresses flood resilience and reliable backup power. Final design and construction durations are unspecified.

Description

The City of Richmond Hill seeks qualified professional engineering firms to provide services for two clean water infrastructure resilience projects, funded in part by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority Hurricane Helene Resilience Funding Program. Clean Water Project No. 36 involves pump station improvements and backup generators, and Project No. 38 involves manhole flood proofing. Firms must submit sealed Statements of Qualifications by December 3, 2026, at 11:00 AM, following the RFQ package’s instructions and required forms.

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