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2026-42-RFI-FAC-51st Circle Roof Replacement

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c-tran-1237322State & Local

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C-TRAN is seeking information from qualified firms to support the upcoming roof replacement project at its 51st Circle facility, which currently suffers from persistent water intrusion due to a 17-year-old roofing system degraded by environmental exposure. This RFI is a market research tool designed to inform future procurement, not a binding solicitation, and responses will guide the development of formal bid documents. Respondents are expected to provide detailed technical approaches covering environmental resilience, water intrusion prevention, structural assessments, and sustainability measures such as cool roof coatings and insulation values. Proposals must also address compliance with Washington State building and energy codes, safety protocols for maintaining operations during construction, and high-level phasing of work from preparation through inspection. Submissions must include a signed letter of transmittal, completed attachments for general information and contractor eligibility certification, and a technical proposal responding fully to the outlined requirements; failure to submit all items will result in exclusion. All responses must be submitted electronically by August 12, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. local time, with no reimbursements provided for preparation costs. Submissions are subject to public disclosure under Washington State law, and respondents must clearly label any proprietary information they wish to protect. Questions must be submitted only through the official portal, and no direct contact with C-TRAN personnel is permitted. C-TRAN affirms equal opportunity for all businesses and explicitly prohibits discrimination based on race, color, sex, or national origin.

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C-TRAN seeks qualified firms for 51st Circle roof replacement via RFI, targeting water intrusion solutions, sustainability, and code compliance by August 12, 2026.

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Washington → C-TRANView Agency

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238160 - Roofing ContractorsView NAICS

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51st Rooftop Specifications - Exhibit B.pdf

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General Information Form for Contract Submittal

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Affidavit Concerning Conflicts of Interest - C-TRAN

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metal roof - Exhibit A.JPG

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event-1237322-attachments.zip

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C-TRAN RFI #2026-42 | 51st Circle Roof Replacement Anticipated Sourcing Event Schedule Event Issued: Tuesday, July 21, 2026 Questions Due: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 Event Closes: Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. (Local Time) Software/Product Demonstration: N/A 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Introduction The Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (d/b/a C-TRAN) is requesting information from qualified firms interested in providing Subject Matter Expert (SME) services for the Facility 51st Circle Roof Replacement. This RFI is intended for market research and project planning; information gathered may be used to develop a future formal solicitation. 1.2 Agency Background C‑TRAN is a municipal corporation of the State of Washington governed by a board of elected officials. C‑TRAN provides transit services throughout Clark County, Washington, and to Portland, Oregon, serving a population of approximately 432,000 across 143 square miles. 1.3 RFI Terms & Disclaimers Non-Binding: This document is an informational inquiry only and does not constitute a commitment, agreement, or formal solicitation. Costs: C-TRAN will not reimburse Respondents for any costs incurred in the preparation or submission of responses. All costs are the sole responsibility of the Respondent. Public Records: Submissions are subject to the Washington State Public Disclosure Act (RCW 42.56). Proprietary information must be clearly identified. If a Respondent wishes to protect such records, it is their sole responsibility to seek a court injunction under RCW 42.56.540. Nondiscrimination: C-TRAN provides equal opportunity for all businesses to participate in this RFI and ensures that no firm will be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, sex, or national origin. 2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 2.1 Inquiries All questions must be submitted via the Sourcing Event’s Message Center. C-TRAN’s procurement staff serves as the single point of contact; direct communication with other C-TRAN personnel, committee members, or consultants is prohibited. Any formal clarifications will be issued as written Addenda posted to the Sourcing Event. 2.2 Submittal Instructions Responses must be submitted electronically via the Sourcing Event portal. If in-person delivery is required, submit one (1) bound copy to: C-TRAN Procurement 10600 NE 51st Circle Vancouver, WA 98682 Reference: RFI #2026-42-RFI-FAC-51st Circle Roof Replacement 3. SCOPE OF INFORMATION REQUESTED Project Background The existing roof system is 17 years old. Chronic environmental weathering has led to persistent water intrusion, requiring ongoing maintenance and interior tile replacement. C-TRAN is seeking modern, weather-resilient roofing solutions that mitigate leak risks and maximize asset longevity. 3.1 Requested Information Categories Respondents are requested to provide a concise technical approach addressing: 3.1.1 Technical & Engineering Specifications Environmental Resilience: Performance data regarding high moisture environments, UV degradation, and thermal expansion cycles. Water Intrusion Prevention: Engineering protocols for flashing, joint sealing, and system-wide leak prevention. Structural Assessment: Methodology for evaluating the existing roof’s load-bearing capacity. Sustainability: Energy-efficient technologies (e.g., cool roof coatings, insulation values) to reduce lifecycle utility costs. 3.1.2 Public Works Implementation Code Compliance: Adherence to Washington State building, fire, and energy conservation codes. Operational Continuity: Safety and staging protocols to protect building occupants during construction. Phasing: A high-level project timeline from site prep to final inspection. 3.1.3 Budgetary Cost Structures Material & Labor: A high-level breakdown of system costs and Washington State Prevailing Wage (L&I) labor considerations. Warranties: Available manufacturer/installer tiers (e.g., 20/30-year NDL warranties). Maintenance: Recommended preventative maintenance schedules. 4. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Respondents shall prepare proposals simply and economically. Do not include unrequested brochures. All submissions become the property of C-TRAN. 4.1 Required Documentation To be considered complete, submissions must include the following: Letter of Transmittal: Signed by an authorized representative. General Information Sheet: Attachment A-1. Certification Regarding Ineligible Contractors: Attachment A-2. Technical Proposal: A detailed response to the requirements outlined in Section 3. Failure to provide all required items may result in the submission being deemed incomplete and excluded from further review.

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