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QLV27007039 URI Engineering Consultant for Utility Modeling

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The University of Rhode Island is soliciting proposals under solicitation QLV27007039 for an engineering firm to develop and maintain comprehensive computer utility models for water, sewer, stormwater, steam, natural gas, and electric systems across its Kingston, Narragansett Bay, and W. Alton Jones campuses. The primary objective is to utilize these models to evaluate new loads and identify necessary infrastructure improvements. The selected vendor must use open format or off-the-shelf software, as proprietary programs are prohibited. Key deliverables include the initial development of the models, a calibration process meeting industry standards, model simulations for campus developments, and quarterly updates supported by bi-weekly virtual project meetings. The contract is awarded via a Qualified Based Selection process, where the firm with the highest technical score—provided they achieve at least 80 out of 100 points—will be invited to negotiate pricing. Qualified bidders must be Rhode Island registered professional engineers with at least 10 years of experience in computerized utility modeling and must provide five project summaries from the last two years. The initial term begins approximately December 1, 2026, for three years, with two optional 12-month renewals. The agreement will be governed by a custom AIA B104-2017 contract and requires specific insurance coverages, including 2 million dollars for professional liability. Additionally, bidders must submit a Modified M/W/Disability Business Enterprise Participation Plan to document commitments to certified subcontractors.

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URI seeks an engineering firm to develop and maintain campus utility computer models.

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RI, USA

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ISBE Form - MBE/WBE/Disability Business Enterprise Participation Plan - RFP Appendix B

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
Contacts1 person available
OfficeRI, USA
Organization / AgencyState of Rhode Island
Office AddressRI, USA
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Katherine MissellPrimary Contact

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The University of Rhode Island is seeking an engineering firm to provide the University with complete computer utility models that are used to evaluate new loads and improvements necessary to meet the utility needs of the University. Including project management and coordination include scheduling and conducting virtual project meetings. Building utility models of existing infrastructure as well as some model simulations. Prebid will be conducted via teams: If you wish to be included on the teams meeting, please email katherine.missell@purchasing.ri.gov to be added to the meeting invite Date: October 9, 2026 @ 10:00 AM

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