Burnt Bridge Creek Interceptor Planning Design Rehabilitation

The City of Vancouver in Washington is seeking qualified firms or individuals to provide professional consulting services for the rehabilitation of the Burnt Bridge Creek Interceptor, a critical component of the city's sewer infrastructure. The project, titled "Burnt Bridge Creek Interceptor Planning Design Rehabilitation," aims to assess, plan, and execute necessary upgrades or repairs to ensure the interceptor's continued functionality and reliability. The solicitation, numbered RFQ 56-25, was posted on September 17, 2025, with a submission deadline of October 29, 2025. The contract is expected to be valued between 5 million and 15 million dollars, reflecting the project's scope and importance. The RFQ document provides detailed background on the city's sewer system and includes a utility map illustrating key infrastructure such as SR-500, I-5, and various interceptor locations along Burnt Bridge Creek. It outlines the proposal submission process, evaluation criteria, and emphasizes adherence to equal opportunity and non-discrimination policies. Key dates for the solicitation include a deadline for questions by October 17, 2025, and issuance of any addenda by October 22, 2025. The project underscores the city's commitment to engaging qualified professionals to ensure the effective planning and design rehabilitation of this vital sewer infrastructure, supporting the city's ongoing efforts to maintain a resilient and efficient sewer system.