Green Island and Princeton Flood Repair

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking engineering consulting services to design flood damage repairs at Green Island and Princeton Wildlife Management Areas in Iowa. The selected firm will be responsible for developing comprehensive final designs, including drawings, specifications, and cost estimates, and will assist throughout the construction process—from permit acquisition and topographic surveys to preparing bid documents, conducting pre-bid meetings, and providing onsite inspection and construction support. The scope emphasizes coordination with DNR staff, adherence to regulatory requirements, and ensuring repair practices meet best standards. All deliverables, including bid packages and design documentation, will be distributed by the DNR, with the firm expected to facilitate the entire design and construction administration process. The procurement is managed through Iowa’s IMPACS eProcurement system, with bids due by October 22, 2025. Vendors must register on the portal to access solicitation details and submit proposals electronically. The contract size is estimated between 500,000 and 1,500,000 dollars, though specific contract clauses, evaluation criteria, and detailed terms are not included in the current documentation. Administrative details specify contact points for procurement questions, but there are no references to special contract clauses, security requirements, or unique performance conditions. The available materials primarily serve as procedural guidance for registration and bid submission, with no attachments, technical specifications, or specific delivery schedules explicitly outlined. Overall, the project aims to restore flood-damaged infrastructure efficiently, with the firm providing end-to-end design and construction support aligned with DNR standards and Iowa regulations.