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AS-NEEDED THIRD-PARTY PLAN REVIEW SERVICES

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CPD 20260803State & Local

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The City of Issaquah is soliciting qualified firms to provide on-call third-party plan review services for development projects within its jurisdiction, ensuring adherence to the International Building Codes, Washington State Amendments, and local ordinances. Firms may apply to review one or more of four distinct disciplines: Structural Engineering, Architectural (including accessibility and energy compliance), Plumbing, and Mechanical. Selected providers will be engaged on an as-needed basis, with specific scope, deliverables, and timelines determined individually for each project. The city intends to contract with multiple firms or teams to ensure adequate capacity and coverage across all required review areas. Services will be delivered remotely or on-site as negotiated per project needs, with no guaranteed volume of work but expectation of timely, accurate, and thorough evaluations. All responses must be submitted by September 1, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to James Gray at the City of Issaquah via email or phone provided. The solicitation number is CPD 20260803, and the opportunity is open to firms with demonstrated expertise and licensing in the applicable disciplines. While the city does not set aside this solicitation for specific categories, applicants must be capable of working under the state and local regulatory frameworks and must meet professional standards to support public safety and code compliance. Full details including submission requirements, evaluation criteria, and contractual expectations are outlined in the attached RFQ document, which firms must review before applying.

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City of Issaquah seeks qualified firms for on-call plan review in structural, architectural, plumbing, and mechanical disciplines.

Agency

Washington → City of IssaquahView Agency

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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NONE

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RFQ for Plans Examiner Consultant 2026 announcement-Public Purchase website-Updated 7-07-2026.docx

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Professional Services Agreement - Standard Agreement Draft.docx

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AgencyWashington → City of Issaquah
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The City of Issaquah is seeking Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) from firms to provide accurate, thorough, and expeditious plan reviews to ensure compliance with applicable International Building Codes, Washington State Amendments, and local City of Issaquah codes. Firms may apply to review any 1 or more of the following independent elements: Structural Engineering Architectural (including accessibility and energy compliance) Plumbing and Mechanical The Service Provider(s) will be responsible on an ON-CALL basis and the exact duties and work to be performed will be negotiated for each individual project. The city may select multiple firms and /or team(s) to provide these services. PLEASE SEE ATTACHED RFQ DOCUMENT FOR FULL REQUEST!!

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