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Continuing Professional Stormwater and Drainage Engineering Services

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2026-RFP-PW-054-KRState & Local

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The City of Cape Coral, through its Public Works department, is seeking qualifications from professional engineering firms to provide continuing stormwater, drainage, and flood mitigation engineering services under solicitation number 2026-RFP-PW-054-KR. This professional services agreement focuses on design services and requires the selected consultant to adhere to specific scopes of work, project maps, and completion timelines. The procurement process is governed by Florida statutes and city standards, with a response deadline of September 30, 2026. Selected firms must comply with rigorous insurance requirements, including minimum coverage for professional liability, commercial general liability, workers compensation, and umbrella or excess liability. The contract emphasizes strict quality control, indemnification clauses, and the maintenance of coverage throughout the term of the agreement. Compensation and reimbursable expenses will be managed according to the established personnel rates and exhibits detailed within the professional services agreement.

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Cape Coral seeks engineering firms for stormwater, drainage, and flood mitigation design services.

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Florida → Public WorksView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Cape Coral Professional Services Insurance Requirements

PDF2 pagesspecifications

2026 RFP-PW054 KR - Continuing Professional Stormwater and Drainage Engineering Services

PDF56 pagesrfp

Cape Coral Trafalgar & Skyline Flood Mitigation Plan

PDF21 pagesmemorandum

Exhibit A - Project Service Area Map

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City of Cape Coral Professional Services Agreement CON-RFP NUMB

PDF28 pagescontract-document

Exhibit D - Trafalgar Parkway Area Stormwater Drainage Improvements OPCC

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Trafalgar & Skyline Flood Mitigation Plan (Feb. 16, 2024)

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AgencyFlorida → Public Works
Contacts1 person available
OfficeCape Coral, FL, 33915, USA
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Office AddressCape Coral, FL, 33915, USA
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Kelsey ReedProcurement Sepecialist

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Florida Design Consultants
Land O' Lakes, FL
Drummond Carpenter
Orlando, FL
Colliers Engineering & Design
Holmdel, New Jersey

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The City of Cape Coral is initiating a Request for Qualifications process to solicit qualifications from professional engineering firms to provide stormwater, drainage, and flood mitigation engineering services

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