City of Bothell On-Call Public Works Engineering and Utility Consultant

The City of Bothell is seeking qualified public works engineering and utility consulting firms through a competitive RFQ process for an on-call contract that may span up to three years. The contract, with a value ranging from 500,000 to 2 million dollars, aims to support a broad spectrum of services including planning, design, analysis, permitting, environmental review, and construction engineering for various public infrastructure projects within the city. Interested firms are invited to submit a concise seven-page Statement of Qualifications by November 14, 2025, with the city planning to notify selected firms by November 19, 2025. The selection process emphasizes team experience, availability, quality of work, and quality assurance/quality control procedures, and the city reserves the right to award multiple contracts and negotiate terms. The RFQ encourages participation from disadvantaged, minority, and women-owned businesses, highlighting the city’s commitment to equitable opportunities. The solicitation was publicly announced in local newspapers, including The Seattle Times and the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. The city’s designated contact for inquiries is Rylee Hafitz, a government official, who can be reached via email or phone. The city’s procurement process emphasizes transparency and competitiveness, aiming to establish a roster of qualified consultants capable of supporting a variety of public works projects across Washington, with the potential for multiple task orders under the awarded contracts. More information and updates are available through the city’s bidding portal.