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P2610 - Columbia Park Bridge Replacement SOQ
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The City of Kennewick is seeking qualified engineering consultants registered in Washington to provide design and permitting services for the replacement of the Columbia Park Bridge, located on Paul Parish Drive near N. Edison Street. This federally funded project, supported through the WSDOT Local Bridge Program, requires the removal and reconstruction of Bridge No. 1700 within its existing footprint, maintaining two travel lanes and meeting current design and safety standards without widening. Work includes approach roadway tie-ins, coordination with the Columbia Irrigation District, restoration of disturbed areas, and full environmental permitting with attention to in-water work restrictions and stormwater compliance. The selected consultant must complete a full design package ready for bid by Summer 2027, with construction anticipated in Fall 2027. The contract is anticipated to be a cost-plus-fixed-fee agreement with a not-to-exceed amount of $1,638,000, split between $230,000 for preliminary engineering (Phase PE, 2026) and $1,408,000 for construction documentation (Phase CN, 2027), with potential amendments to include construction engineering and inspection services. Submissions must be submitted electronically via email to Heath Mellotte at heath.mellotte@ci.kennewick.wa.us with the subject line “Columbia Park Bridge Replacement SOQ” no later than 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2026; hard copies and faxes will not be accepted. Proposals must adhere to a 10-point Arial minimum font size and include attachments such as vicinity maps, concept plans, environmental documentation, and as-builts listed in the RFQ. The evaluation will be based on five weighted criteria: project understanding and innovation (35 points), similar experience and references (25 points), team qualifications including the designated project manager (20 points), firm background (10 points), and overall proposal quality (10 points). All staff must hold current Washington state licensure, and the consultant must demonstrate knowledge of WSDOT standards and federal compliance requirements. The City is committed to nondiscrimination under Title VI, Section 504, and ADA, and offers alternate format services upon request. All updates, addenda, and inquiries must be made through Public Purchase, and failure to comply with submission requirements will result in disqualification. Interviews may be conducted with shortlisted candidates, and the final selection will
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