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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on June 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Engineering Consulting Services Stormwater Program Support for On-Call Work Including Research Services For Fee Values Less Than $100,000.00

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26-10076State & Local

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Spokane County is seeking to retain an engineering consulting firm on an on-call basis to provide specialized stormwater program support, particularly focused on advancing stormwater research projects. The desired firm should have significant experience in stormwater treatment, including preparing research proposals, Quality Assurance plans, implementing research, and producing progress and final reports. Services will also encompass stormwater basin studies, capital facility planning, procedural documentation updates, grant preparation, and support for stormwater facility design and construction. Additionally, firms with knowledge of NPDES permit compliance, GIS-based stormwater structure and watershed mapping, education and outreach materials, and related project design work are preferred. This contract covers miscellaneous county projects with individual task fees estimated to be under $100,000. Qualified firms must demonstrate familiarity with Washington State Department of Ecology’s TAPE requirements and have experience in water quality monitoring, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, stormwater manual, and ordinance updates. The solicitation was posted on June 11, 2026, with a response deadline of July 7, 2026. The work will take place in Washington State, and interested parties can direct inquiries to Brenda McClarty at Spokane County. The opportunity aims to engage firms capable of providing comprehensive technical and research support to enhance Spokane County’s stormwater management programs.

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Spokane County seeks engineering firm for stormwater research, design, permit compliance, and grant support tasks.

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Washington → Spokane CountyView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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WA, USA

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RFQ 26-10076 On-Call Stormwater Engineering Consulting Services

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AgencyWashington → Spokane County
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SERVICE DESIRED: Spokane County desires to retain on-call services from an engineering consulting firm who is qualified and experienced in providing stormwater program support, including research to assist in the advancement of stormwater research projects. Research experience should include preparing proposals and Quality Assurance plans, implementation of the research, and preparation of associated progress and final reports. Stormwater treatment is a relatively new and rapidly developing field. As such, Spokane County seeks the services of qualified Engineering service providers to assist in stormwater research projects and other studies including stormwater basin or problem area studies, capital facility plans, updates to procedures and processes, including document updates, grant application preparation and follow-up stormwater facility design and construction support. Work may also include NPDES permit compliance work including but not limited to GIS stormwater structure and watershed mapping, preparation of stormwater education and outreach materials including web based information, stormwater project design and other related work. Selected firms will be eligible to provide services on an on-call basis for various miscellaneous county project work whose individual fee values are estimated to be less than $100,000.00 dollars. Responsive firms should possess significant experience in stormwater program support and technical research. Firms should demonstrate experience in working with the Washington State Department of Ecology’s TAPE (Technology Assessment Protocol – Ecology) requirements, specifications, and be familiar with this process. Experience in water quality monitoring, including equipment and monitoring facilities, preparing Stormwater studies for basins or problem areas including related hydrologic and hydraulic modeling. Experience with NPDES permit requirements, including but not limited to GIS mapping, education and outreach, and stormwater project design is also desired. Experience with stormwater program support including, but is not limited to, stormwater manual updates and ordinance updates.

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