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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on April 1, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Pre-Design, Architectural, and Engineering Services for 2002 Jail Renovation

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2026-RFQ-107State & Local

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Pierce County Professional Service Agreement Sample

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Background,_Badging_and_Security_Procedures.pdf

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Background_Check_Authorization.pdf

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Jail_Entry_Packet_with_Guidelines.pdf

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Pierce_County_Justice_Center_20_Year_Master_Plan.pdf

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Pre-Design_ Architectural_ and Engineering Services for 2002 Jail Renovation.pdf

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AgencyWashington → Procurement and Contract Services
Contacts1 person available
OfficeTacoma, WA, 98402, USA
Office AddressTacoma, WA, 98402, USA
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Stephanie BrowningProcurement and Contract Specialist 2

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BERK ConsultingSeattle, WA
PCS Structural SolutionsTacoma, WA
NiromanOLympia, WA

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The County conducted a "Justice Center Study" in 2021 with KMB Architects which resulted in a 20-year master plan, see Attachment B – "Pierce County Justice Center 20 Year Master Plan" . KMB's Justice Center Study aided in establishing the background and priorities that the County is working to address in the 2002 Jail Renovation Project in preparation for a larger project addressing the Jails in the future. The 2026-27 Pierce County Capital Facilities Plan includes $1.6 million in 2026 to initiate preliminary design efforts for a major renovation of the portion of the Yakima Ave Jail (built in 2002) to convert a portion of the building to provide higher-level security and smaller cell units and add support services. Based on the previous study, it is anticipated that this will consist of converting the large dormitory housing units currently in the 2002 Jail into smaller cells or units with associated beds and in-cell toilets and sinks. The current corrections classification for the 2002 Jail (Yakima Avenue) is minimum to medium. The majority of the County Jail population is medium to maximum. The changes need to address fully utilizing the 2002 Jail and add capacity to the necessary corrections classifications. The 2021 Master Plan covers more than just the 2002 Jail, but information pertaining to existing conditions, programming, and the 5-year development priorities are all included in the attached report. See pages 187-193 for the recommendations from the study. The pre-design will be critical to validating recommendations, current needs, and required programming.

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