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This Solicitation opportunity from Oregon was posted on May 16, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

A&E and Related Services for Council Creek Regional Trail Enhanced Crossings Project

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2025.049-RFPState & Local

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The contract involves providing architecture and engineering services for the Council Creek Regional Trail (CCRT) Enhanced Crossings Project, a significant infrastructure initiative aimed at constructing a nearly 6-mile multiuse paved trail connecting Hillsboro and Forest Grove in Oregon. The project encompasses the completion of crossings over thirteen major roadways, along with several local roads and driveways, including the construction of two pedestrian bridges. It spans railroad right-of-way between Douglas Street in Forest Grove and Dennis Avenue in Hillsboro, linking key destinations such as the Hillsboro Regional Center and Forest Grove Town Center, thereby enhancing safety and accessibility for trail users of all ages and abilities. The selected consultant will need to conduct a new crossing analysis to validate previous crossing treatment proposals, considering recent changes in onsite conditions, with preliminary crossing concepts available for review. The scope of work will be developed through a collaborative process, with a draft statement of work provided for negotiation and inclusion in the final contract. The project is funded with a budget ranging from five to fifteen million dollars, and the solicitation was issued on May 16, 2025, with responses due by June 6, 2025. The contract will be managed by Washington County, Oregon, and the primary point of contact is Kiersten Vanderhoof. The project aims to improve regional connectivity and safety by creating a comprehensive, accessible trail network that links major community hubs and transportation corridors in the Tualatin Valley.

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A&E and Related Services for Council Creek Regional Trail Enhanced Crossings Project (No. 2025.049-RFP)

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Attachment C - Sample Engineering and Related Services Contract

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Attachment D - Project Samples and References (RFP# 2025.049)

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Council Creek Regional Trail Enhanced Crossings Project RFP

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AgencyOregon → LUT-CPS
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The project will complete crossings of thirteen major roadways and several local roadways and driveways for the Council Creek Regional Trail (CCRT) Project, creating a new approximately 6-mile, multiuse paved trail, including two pedestrian bridge structures, connecting Hillsboro and Forest Grove, and providing a safe off-street facility for users of all ages and abilities. The project area includes railroad right-of-way between Douglas Street in Forest Grove and Dennis Avenue in Hillsboro. The trail will extend east and west between the Hillsboro Regional Center (specifically, the Mark O. Hatfield Government Center Light Rail Station) and Forest Grove Town Center (Pacific University and downtown Forest Grove). The centers are major destinations for Council Creek Regional Trail potential users and for travelers in the Tualatin Valley Highway corridor. The CCRT Project is not included in this RFP.  Preliminary concepts are available to download here: Enhanced Crossings Concepts . The selected consultant will conduct a new crossing analysis to confirm previous proposed treatments due to changes in onsite conditions at several crossing locations.  The Enhanced Crossings Concepts document downloaded from the link provides a breakdown of the roadway jurisdiction and functional classification in a table on page 1 and continues onto page 2 of the document.  The statement of work (SOW) will be developed and negotiated, within the scope advertised in this RFP, with the selected Proposer for inclusion in the Contract. A draft SOW is provided in RFP Attachment B, which will be negotiated with the selected Proposer for inclusion in the Contract.  

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