Opportunity

Rock Island Civicplus #1169

Engineering services for 11th Street (US 67) reconstruction in Rock Island, Illinois

Posted

November 09, 2026

Identifier

1169

NAICS

541330

The City of Rock Island is seeking qualified engineering consultants to support reconstruction of 11th Street (US 67) from 31st Avenue to Blackhawk Road (IL 5). - Buyer: City of Rock Island, Public Works Department, Engineering Division; project contact is Robert A. Horton, P.E., Interim City Engineer. - Scope: Phase I preliminary engineering and environmental studies; Phase II final design and right-of-way acquisition; and Phase III construction engineering, which is contingent on later authorization. - Design covers roadway and intersections, drainage and green infrastructure, retaining walls, lighting and signals, accessible pedestrian and bicycle facilities, landscaping, signing, pavement markings, erosion control, and construction staging. - Right-of-way work includes plats, appraisals, negotiations, acquisition support, and relocation assistance if required; it must comply with the Uniform Act and applicable federal and IDOT requirements. - No OEMs, manufacturers, or specific vendors are named. IDOT, USDOT, and IEPA are referenced as government agencies or authorities, not vendors. - The estimated total project cost is $28.42 million, including a $22.736 million USDOT BUILD grant. This is the project cost, not a stated engineering-services contract value. - Notable requirements include maintaining existing vehicular capacity and level of service, federal-aid and IDOT compliance, accessible design, utility coordination, and separate tracking of costs by funding source and participation category.

Description

The City of Rock Island is seeking qualifications from IDOT-prequalified consulting engineering firms for the 11th Street (US 67) Reconstruction project, from 31st Avenue to Blackhawk Road (IL 5). The selected team will provide Phase I preliminary engineering, Phase II design engineering and right-of-way acquisition services, and Phase III construction engineering. The project is funded in part by a FY 2025 BUILD grant, and selection will be qualifications-based; price is not a selection factor. Submittals are due before 4:00 p.m. Central Time on December 15, 2026.

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