Guildford Way Bicycle Facility Improvements – Design

The City of Port Moody is seeking a professional engineering Consultant to serve as the Engineer of Record for the Guildford Way Bicycle Facility Improvements and a related pilot project on Murray Street. The primary objective is to design and implement all ages and abilities protected bicycle facilities, including a bidirectional lane at least 3.0 meters wide with a 0.5-meter physical buffer from Ioco Road to Ungless Way, transitioning to unidirectional lanes toward the Coquitlam border. The Murray Street pilot project involves testing the relocation of bidirectional bike lanes by removing the curbside vehicle and parking lanes between Ioco Road and Klahanie Drive. Additional works include a cyclist crossing at Guildford Way and Ungless Way and the removal of channelized right turns at three intersections. The project is estimated to have a total budget of 2,059,000 dollars, which includes a 1,059,000 dollar grant from TransLink. The scope of services is divided into mandatory pre-design and detailed design phases, and optional pre-construction, construction support, and close-out services, with a total performance period of approximately 13 months and construction targeted for the second and third quarters of 2027. Key deliverables include 50, 90, and 100 percent design packages, Class A, B, and C cost estimates, and comprehensive utility coordination with providers such as BC Hydro and FortisBC. The successful proponent must provide a dedicated team including a Project Manager, Engineer of Record, Contract Administrator, and Inspector. Proposals are evaluated based on company profile, comparable experience, team qualifications, and technical approach.