Design-Build Construction Of Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Collections Building Expansion Project

The City of Roseville’s Environmental Utilities Department has engaged Kennedy Jenks Consultants, Inc. to develop a preliminary design at the 30 percent completion level for expanding the existing Collections Building at the Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The current structure, built around 2008 with an expansion in 2013, is a pre-engineered metal building that accommodates collections staff, office and breakroom spaces, bathrooms, and large utility vehicle parking. The planned expansion involves constructing a new standalone pre-engineered metal building adjacent to the existing facility to serve as a parking area for large utility vehicles, while the current parking area will be repurposed into a conference room. The project is being executed under a Design-Build contract, with the goal of streamlining construction and design processes. The solicitation for the project, titled "Design-Build Construction Of Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Collections Building Expansion Project," was posted on September 24, 2025, under RFP #08-167. The City has set a deadline of November 5, 2025, for responses, with a final opportunity for questions available until October 21, 2025. The project’s estimated construction cost ranges from five to fifteen million dollars and falls under NAICS code 221320, indicating a focus on water supply and irrigation systems. Interested parties can find additional details and submit responses through the City of Roseville’s procurement portal.