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CEMEX Transfer Lot Park Development Study

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The City of Everett is seeking statements of qualifications from experienced architects and engineers to conduct a master feasibility study and conceptual design for the development of Transfer Lots 45B, 45C, and 45D of the CEMEX Glenwood Pit. The project aims to transform these areas into parks and open spaces, with recreational amenities being developed in phases. The required scope of work includes a comprehensive site survey, a whole-site geotechnical and feasibility study, and the conceptual design for the first phase of development. Interested firms with expertise in parks and athletic facility design must submit their qualifications by September 1, 2026. Those assembling a team of subconsultants are required to provide relevant project references for all service providers involved. This solicitation, identified as RFQQ 2026-053, is managed by the City of Everett in Washington.

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City of Everett seeks architects/engineers for CEMEX Glenwood Pit park feasibility and design.

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Washington → City of EverettView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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Everett, WA, 98206, USA

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SOQ 2026-053 CEMEX Transfer Lot Park Development Study.pdf

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AgencyWashington → City of Everett
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OfficeEverett, WA, 98206, USA
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Office AddressEverett, WA, 98206, USA
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Jenny ChangPrimary Contact

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Bid RFQQ 2026-053: The City of Everett intends to utilize Transfer Lots 45B, 45C, and 45D of the CEMEX Glenwood Pit for parks and open space. Development of recreational amenities at the site will occur in phases. The scope of work will include a survey, a whole-site geotechnical and feasibility study, and a conceptual design for Phase One development. As described in more detail in Section One, the City is requesting statements of qualifications from Architects and Engineers with experience in parks and athletic facility design to provide a master feasibility study and conceptual design for Phase One development. Respondents assembling a team of subconsultants should provide project references for those service providers as applicable.

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