Fountain Valley Planet bids #26.025

On-call engineering geology and geotechnical review services

The City of Fountain Valley seeks a consulting firm to provide on-call geotechnical and engineering geology reviews for development projects. - Government buyer: City of Fountain Valley, Purchasing, supporting the Community Development Department and Building Division. - Service requested: As-needed independent review of geotechnical investigations, engineering geology reports, and related project materials. No quantity, part number, or physical product is specified. - Review topics include foundations, grading, liquefaction, settlement, expansive soils, retaining walls, deep foundations, ground improvement, and engineered shoring. - Provide written comments and recommendations, consult with City staff and project professionals, and advise whether a soils report may be needed. - Turnaround and term: Desired initial reviews within approximately 10 working days and subsequent reviews within five working days. The planned initial term is three years, with up to two optional one-year extensions. - OEMs: None identified; the opportunity is for professional consulting services. - Named prospective vendors: Allied Solutions; Atlas Technical Consultants; Fenagh LLC; G3 Quality; Kling Consulting Group, Inc.; Krazan & Associates, Inc.; MGE Engineering, Inc.; MTGL, Inc.; Ninyo & Moore Geotechnical and Environmental Sciences Consultants; TYPSA, Inc.; UES Professional Solutions, Inc.; Universal Engineering Sciences, LLC; and Willdan Engineering.

Description

The City of Fountain Valley seeks qualified consulting firms to provide on-call engineering geology and geotechnical engineering review services for development projects. Services include independent review of geotechnical reports and related documents, such as foundation recommendations, liquefaction analyses, settlement evaluations, soil conditions, retaining walls, deep foundations, ground improvement, and shoring. The consultant will provide written comments and recommendations and consult with City staff and project professionals as requested. The City intends to select one firm for an initial three-year agreement, with up to two additional one-year extensions.

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