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Construction Safety Services IDIQ

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The Port of Seattle has initiated a proactive Construction Safety Services IDIQ to address the growing complexity and liability associated with construction activities on its property. With increasing legal obligations and heightened scrutiny from recent court rulings, the Port is formalizing a comprehensive safety program to ensure all construction projects are conducted without disrupting port operations and with the highest standards of worker and public safety. This initiative is designed to monitor, enforce, and continuously improve safety protocols across all construction sites under Port jurisdiction, reflecting a strategic shift toward risk mitigation and regulatory compliance. The contract is issued under NAICS code 541690 and is structured as an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity agreement to provide flexible access to qualified safety service providers. The program will support a range of construction activities by integrating expert safety oversight, compliance auditing, and operational coordination directly into project workflows. Point of contact for inquiries is Sue Yi, with Bruce Gamble serving as the Project Manager, and further details can be found through the Port’s official solicitation portal. The forecasted posting date indicates the Port is preparing to solicit proposals in the near future to establish a pool of vetted safety service firms ready to respond to emergent and planned construction needs.

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Port of Seattle seeks safety services provider for proactive construction safety oversight via IDIQ contract.

Agency

Port of Seattle → Construction Management

NAICS

541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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00322901 Exhibit 4 Price Proposal

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00322901 Exhibit 3 Company Information Instructions

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Solicitation 00322901 Construction Safety Services IDIQ

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AgencyPort of Seattle → Construction Management
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The Port of Seattle (Port) has implemented a Construction Safety Program to manage the unique challenges in completing construction activities without impact to Port operations while maintaining excellent construction site safety. In addition, recent court decisions have increased the requirements for owners to assure that construction is done in a safe manner. The increased level of activity with the changing safety liability environment makes it incumbent on the Port to have a pro-active Construction Safety Program to monitor and enhance construction site safety.

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