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A&E Services for Kaiser Rd over Abbey Creek Embankment Repair

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Multnomah-RFP-1-2027BState & Local

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Multnomah County is soliciting architectural and engineering design services to repair an embankment and realign the culvert beneath Kaiser Road over Abbey Creek in northwest Multnomah County. The project aims to address structural concerns with the existing infrastructure to ensure long-term stability, improve drainage, and maintain safe passage along the roadway. Interested firms must submit proposals by September 9, 2026, following the release of solicitation number Multnomah-RFP-1-2027B on August 5, 2026. The contract is being procured under a state and local government entity classification with no specific set-aside provisions, and all technical and design work will be performed on-site at the location of the creek and embankment. Questions and submissions should be directed to Tessa Godat, the primary point of contact, via email at tessa.godat@multco.us, with additional information available through the official bidding portal linked in the solicitation.

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Repair embankment and realign culvert under Kaiser Road; proposals due September 9, 2026.

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Oregon → Multnomah CountyView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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RFP-1-2027B A&E Services for Kaiser Rd Embankment Repair

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A&E Design services to repair embankment and realign Abbey Creek culvert in NW Multnomah County

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