ITB - Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 Construction (Readvertisement)

The contract involves a comprehensive construction project to enhance and expand the Scriber Creek Trail in Lynnwood, Washington, specifically focusing on the phase 3 improvements. The scope includes approximately 21,700 linear feet of shared use trail between 200th Street SW and Wilcox Park, along with about 400 linear feet of paved pathway connecting the trail to 53rd Avenue SW. Key activities encompass clearing and grubbing, wetland vegetation trimming, removal of structures and obstructions, and the demolition of timber bridges and wood abutments. The project also involves roadway excavation, installation of steel pin piles, elevated boardwalk structures, and the placement of aggregates and hot mix asphalt. Additional work includes invasive species removal, wetland and buffer enhancement plantings, landscaping, installation of benches, and modifications to catch basins, traffic signals, and illumination systems. Erosion control, traffic management, pavement markings, and other related tasks are integral parts of the project, most of which are situated within a floodplain and peat wetland buffer, making soil saturation and water level management critical considerations. The project, titled "ITB - Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 Construction (Readvertisement)," is managed by the City of Lynnwood under the Washington State Department of Local Economic Development (SLED). The solicitation was posted on December 31, 2024, with a response deadline of January 22, 2025. The contract size is estimated between five and ten million dollars, and the NAICS code associated with the project is 334290. The primary point of contact is Katie McKee, reachable via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. The project emphasizes environmental sensitivity due to its location within wetlands and floodplain areas, requiring careful planning and execution to minimize ecological impact. The bidding process also includes affidavits affirming the absence of collusion and anti-competitive practices, ensuring fair competition among bidders.