94th Street Reservoir

The contract involves the construction of a substantial water storage and distribution infrastructure in Vancouver, Washington, managed by Clark Public Utilities. The scope encompasses the design and building of a 3.5 million gallon elevated storage tank, along with associated piping, valving, SCADA controls, access roads, stormwater improvements, off-site transmission mains, retaining walls, fencing, landscaping, and a public pollinator garden. The project aims to enhance water storage capacity, improve distribution reliability, and incorporate environmentally friendly landscaping features. The procurement process is initiated through an invitation for bids, with a deadline of December 3, 2025, and an estimated construction cost ranging from 15 to 25 million dollars. Bidders are required to demonstrate compliance with a 15% apprenticeship utilization goal, submit detailed bid forms, and adhere to safety and environmental standards. Supporting documentation includes detailed technical reports, such as final environmental and stormwater management plans, geotechnical and structural design calculations for the tank, and apprenticeship utilization plans. The structural design documents reference multiple codes and standards, ensuring the tank's seismic resilience and structural integrity. The project emphasizes environmental compliance, stormwater pollution prevention, and habitat protection, with extensive appendices documenting site conditions, environmental assessments, and geotechnical data. The bidding process mandates electronic or physical submissions, with specific instructions for subcontractor disclosures and safety qualifications. Overall, the contract reflects a comprehensive effort to upgrade municipal water infrastructure with a focus on safety, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.