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Geotechnical Drilling Contractor

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San Luis Obispo, CA, 93401, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2003.

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On-Call Emergency Geotechnical Engineering Services Storm Damage Response And Repair

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AgencyCalifornia → County of San Luis Obispo
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Performs subsurface investigations for prime contractors on County of San Luis Obispo emergency storm damage projects. Mobilizes drilling rigs to emergency sites on short notice to perform soil borings, sampling, and subsurface exploration. Utilizes hollow-stem auger, sonic, or mud rotary rigs and sampling tools. Requires capacity to respond to multiple concurrent sites during declared emergencies. Delivers completed boreholes and recovered soil/rock samples.

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On-Call Emergency Geotechnical Engineering Services Storm Damage Response And Repair
Solicitation # 2003
The County of San Luis Obispo has issued Informal RFP #2003 for on-call emergency geotechnical engineering services to support storm damage response and repair. The scope of work includes subsurface investigations, slope stability analysis, and the design of retaining structures, slope repairs, and mitigation for rockfalls and debris flows. These services are managed through individual task orders, with each on-call contract having a maximum term of one year and a spending limit of $200,000. A critical requirement is the provision of a single point of contact available seven days a week, including holidays, during declared emergencies and storm events, as well as the ability to mobilize drilling contractors and testing laboratories on short notice. Proposals must be submitted via the County's Purchasing website in PDF format by November 18, 2026. Submissions must be divided into a technical proposal—containing a cover letter, organizational chart, experience with at least three relevant projects, and references—and a separate cost proposal. Evaluation is based on completeness, the ability to meet County needs, and the fairness of the cost proposal. The contract includes various compliance mandates, such as domestic preferences for U.S.-produced materials, adherence to the Fair Employment and Housing Act, and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Payment is processed monthly in arrears, with final invoices due within sixty calendar days of project completion.
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