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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on July 31, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Martin Way Corridor Concept Design, City of Olympia, WA

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BXWA-2026-002254State & Local

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The City of Olympia is seeking a consultant to develop a conceptual design for the Martin Way Corridor, encompassing 4th Avenue East and Martin Way between Sawyer Street and College Street, with approximately 10 percent design completion. The project aims to enhance mobility, safety, and accessibility through a series of key infrastructure improvements including roundabouts at Sawyer, Ensign, Lilly, Sleater Kinney, and other strategic locations, contiguous sidewalks and separated bike lanes on both sides, enhanced crosswalks near bus stops, street and pedestrian lighting, in-lane bus islands, Business Access and Transit lanes, planter strips, landscaping, stormwater management systems, access management strategies, and necessary resurfacing. The consultant will deliver a comprehensive conceptual design supported by detailed documentation, cost estimates, and optional construction phasing approaches, along with analytical memos evaluating right-of-way constraints, environmental and regulatory requirements, stormwater dynamics, and traffic conditions. Public engagement is a critical component, requiring the consultant to actively involve community members and local businesses in reviewing design concepts and providing feedback on key project elements. The solicitation, identified as BXWA-2026-002254, was posted on July 31, 2026, with responses due by August 11, 2026, and the point of contact is Joey Jones, Senior Engineer at the City of Olympia.

General Info

Consultant to develop 10% conceptual design for Martin Way Corridor improving mobility, safety, and accessibility with roundabouts, bike lanes, transit features, and public engagement.

Agency

Washington → City of OlympiaView Agency

NAICS

541340 - Drafting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Olympia, WA, 98501, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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AgencyWashington → City of Olympia
Contacts1 person available
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Washington → City of Olympia
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Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Joey Jones Senior Engineer

Interested Companies (3)

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Psomas
Tacoma, WA
RB Engineering
Chehalis, WA
SCJ Alliance
Lacey, WA

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Scope of work to include a conceptual design (approximately 10% design) of the Martin Way Corridor within the City of Olympia. This includes 4th Avenue East and Martin Way between Sawyer Street and College Street. Major features of the design of this project are expected to include:
• Roundabouts at Sawyer, Ensign, Lilly, Sleater Kinney, and other locations as deemed necessary
• Contiguous sidewalks on both sides
• Separated bike lanes on both sides
• Enhanced crosswalks near bus stops and other key pedestrian-oriented destinations
• Street and pedestrian lighting
• In-lane bus islands
• Business Access and Transit (BAT) lanes
• Planter strips and other landscaping
• Stormwater facilities
• Access management
• Resurfacing as needed
In addition to conceptual design and documentation, the consultant will also provide memos with findings and recommendations on an evaluation of right-of-way, environmental and regulatory research, stormwater analysis, and traffic analysis. The conceptual design will be provided with supporting documentation on cost estimates, and optional approaches to construction phasing.
Work will also include public engagement to share conceptual designs with members of the community and businesses and solicit input on specific issues.

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