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RFQ SCL-767067388State & Local

Submission Closed02/25/2026, 09:00:19 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

Seattle City Light is seeking qualified consulting firms to provide on-call generation engineering services through a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process. These services will support the engineering, operations, and project delivery teams for City Light’s hydroelectric generation portfolio, which includes seven hydroelectric powerhouses associated with six City Light-owned dams—Boundary, Ross, Diablo, Gorge, Newhalem Creek, and Cedar Falls Masonry Dam—as well as the South Fork Tolt Dam owned by Seattle Public Utilities. Those dams are regulated either by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the Washington State Department of Ecology, with all facilities located within Washington State. The contract anticipates multiple awards to prime consultants or consortiums composed of one or more firms, with an emphasis on inclusive participation from Women and Minority Business Enterprises (WMBE). Services will be contracted via individual task orders under general contracts, allowing flexibility to assign work based on consultant expertise and past performance. The scope includes engineering and related professional services that support both operation and maintenance activities and capital improvement projects under City Light’s Generation Operations and Facilities budget. The RFQ was posted in January 2026 with a submission deadline in late February 2026, and the contract will be managed by Seattle City Light’s procurement team based in Seattle, Washington. The solicitation encourages collaborative teams and sets the framework for ongoing, as-needed support to maintain and improve the generation assets powering the region.

General Info

Seattle City Light seeks consulting firms for flexible hydroelectric engineering services, emphasizing WMBE inclusion.

Agency

Washington → Seattle City Light

NAICS

221111 - Hydroelectric Power Generation

Place of Performance

WA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Attachment A - Minimum Qualifications Template

1 page · minimum-qualifications

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Attachment C - Resume of Key Project Team & Org Chart

3 pages · resume

High

City of Seattle Consultant Agreement Boilerplate

28 pages · contract-document

High

City of Seattle Consultant Questionnaire

7 pages · consultant-questionnaire

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Consultant Contract Insurance Requirements Transmittal Form CL0-CC2025-015

2 pages · insurance-requirements

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Narrative of Related Experience Template

2 pages · sow

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Past Performance Survey Attachment

2 pages · past-performance

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RFP SCL767054841 Expertise-Driven Project Delivery Process Overview

1 page · rfp

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RFQ SCL-767067388 On-Call Generation Engineering Services

31 pages · rfq

High

RFQ SCL767067388 On-Call Generation Engineering Services

31 pages · rfq

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RFQ SCL767067388 On-Call Generation Engineering Services

31 pages · rfq

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Attachment H - WMBE Consultant Inclusion Plan

9 pages · other

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List of Subconsultants for City Light Project

1 page · list-of-subconsultants

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Pre-Submittal Meeting Agenda for RFQ SCL-767067388 On-Call Generation Engineering Services

1 page · presolicitation

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 7

Solicitation

Response DeadlineFeb 25

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

02/25/2026, 09:00:19 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWashington → Seattle City Light

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

Organization / AgencyWashington → Seattle City Light

Office AddressSeattle, WA, 98104, USA

Contacts

Laurie RussSr. Contracts and Procurement Specialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

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NiromanOLympia, WA

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Full Description

The purpose of issuing this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to contract for On-Call Generation Engineering Services on an as-needed basis from qualified consulting firms to provide engineering and related project services for the Generation portfolio of Seattle City Light (City Light). City Light reserves the option of contracting with one or more Consultants through this RFQ process. Consultants may be comprised of teams of one or more firms and are encouraged to include Women and Minority Business Enterprise (WMBE) firms as part of the team. For the purposes of this RFQ, the term Consultant shall refer to the prime Consultant responding to this solicitation, inclusive of any subconsultants. It is anticipated that this RFQ will result in awarding a Contract to multiple prime consultants, henceforth referred to as Consultant(s) in this RFQ. This project will be done as a series of task orders (Work Assignments/Work Authorization/WA). It is the intention of City Light to award to multiple consultants and develop general contracts. Specific task orders (WAs) will be developed with individual firm's based on expertise and performance by the consultant. The selected Consultant(s) will provide engineering and related professional services to assist City Light's Generation Engineering, Operations, and Project Delivery teams. Refer to the Scope of Work below for the range of services that may be included. City Light owns and operates seven hydroelectric powerhouses from six dams owned by City Light which comprise the current Generation portfolio: Boundary Dam, Ross Dam, Diablo Dam, Gorge Dam, Newhalem Creek, and Cedar Falls Masonry Dam; and one dam owned by Seattle Public Utilities (SPU): South Fork Tolt Dam. Cedar Falls and Tolt are jointly operated and managed by City Light and SPU. All dams, with the exception of Cedar Falls, are regulated by the FERC as provided in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Title 18, Part 12. Cedar Falls is regulated by the Washington State Department of Ecology (WA DOE). All dams are within the State of Washington. This work will be primarily funded by operation and maintenance (O&M) and capital improvement project (CIP) budgets allocated to Seattle City Light's Generation Operations and Facilities