Opportunity
Oregon Buys #S-Q10026-00018358
Preliminary engineering design for Medford Canal piping
Posted
November 04, 2026
Respond By
December 05, 2026
Identifier
S-Q10026-00018358
NAICS
541330
Medford Irrigation District is seeking engineering services to advance a canal-piping project in Jackson County, Oregon, to preliminary design. - Buyer: Medford Irrigation District (MID), Department Q1002601. - Project: Develop approximately 30% preliminary design for piping about 2.7 miles of the Medford Canal below Bradshaw Drop, from Bradshaw Drop to Yankee Creek. - Services: Surveying and mapping; property and easement information; geotechnical investigation; hydrologic and hydraulic analysis; utility, drainage, and constructability coordination; preliminary design drawings; permitting and environmental-review design support; cost estimate; and implementation schedule. - Deliverables and goals: A coordinated 30% design package and Basis of Design Report to support reduced conveyance losses, improved reliability, and instream flows. - Funding and scope limits: Supported by an Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board Technical Assistance Grant. Full environmental review, permit applications, and agency consultation are not included unless added during negotiations. - OEMs/vendors: No product OEMs or vendors are identified; Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board is named as the grant funder.
Description
Medford Irrigation District is seeking professional engineering services to advance its preferred Medford Canal Piping Phase 1 alternative from a planning-level concept to approximately 30% preliminary design. The project involves piping approximately 2.7 miles of the Medford Canal below Bradshaw Drop, about eight miles northeast of Medford in Jackson County, Oregon. Anticipated work includes survey and mapping, utility coordination, geotechnical investigation, hydraulic evaluation, preliminary design drawings, environmental and permitting design support, and a planning-level construction cost estimate. Proposals are evaluated and ranked based on qualifications, not price; pricing information must not be included in proposals.