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Poole Road Pump Station Improvements and New Force Main Installation
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The contract involves providing professional engineering services for the City of Raleigh's Poole Road Pump Station Improvements and the installation of a new force main to increase capacity and facilitate flow routing to the Poplar Creek Interceptor. The project aims to support Raleigh’s infrastructure growth by upgrading the existing pump station and constructing a new force main, with an estimated project value between five and fifteen million dollars. The solicitation, issued as RFQ number 274-PRPS on September 2, 2025, emphasizes qualifications-based selection under the Mini-Brooks Act, meaning that price will not influence the initial evaluation. Proposals are due by October 3, 2025, with a mandatory virtual pre-submittal conference scheduled for September 18, 2025. The process involves evaluating firms based on their team experience, project approach, understanding, and corporate background, with the highest-rated firm entering negotiations for the contract. The contractual framework incorporates the City of Raleigh’s standard terms, North Carolina statutes, and specific certifications, including compliance with E-Verify, Iran Divestment, and Israel Boycott laws. Insurance, indemnity, safety standards, and confidentiality clauses are explicitly required, with the contractor responsible for safety and environmental compliance per OSHA standards. The contract does not specify federal clauses or detailed cost structures at this stage; instead, it focuses on qualifications, with cost negotiations to follow post-selection. Administrative procedures mandate submission of proposals via PDF email, limited to eight pages plus required appendices, with strict adherence to formatting and submission deadlines. The agreement also grants the City audit rights and reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, ensuring that only qualified firms with demonstrated experience and a comprehensive project approach are considered for this critical infrastructure enhancement.
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NC, USASet-Aside
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