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Request for Qualifications Engineering Services for Water and Wastewater System Resiliency Project
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The City of Lyons, Georgia, is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from professional engineering firms to provide services for multiple water and wastewater system resilience improvement projects funded in part by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority’s Hurricane Helene Resilience Funding Program. The projects focus on enhancing the reliability and capacity of the city’s water infrastructure by replacing approximately 18,200 linear feet of aging Transite waterlines with PVC piping, upgrading pumps at 16 lift stations, and installing emergency generators to ensure continuous operation during power outages. The scope emphasizes compliance with federal, state, and local regulations and aims to reduce environmental impact, increase system durability, and improve public health outcomes through resilient infrastructure. This procurement follows a qualifications-based selection process where proposals are evaluated primarily on relevant project experience and qualifications (35%), past performance (35%), apparent suitability to provide the services (20%), and firm stability (10%). The evaluation will consider key personnel expertise, W/MBE utilization, and adherence to non-discrimination policies. Price is not a factor in the evaluation, and contract formation, terms, and deliverables will be negotiated after the highest-ranked firm is selected. Submission must be a single, print-ready PDF titled "Statement of Qualifications," with a transmittal letter and key information organized clearly. The City of Lyons, through contact Jason Hall, is responsible for contract administration and oversight. The contract will be executed only after mutual agreements are reached, and no formal FAR clauses, size status requirements, or socioeconomic certifications are mandated. Organizational conflicts of interest must be disclosed, and strict communication restrictions apply during selection to ensure fairness. The work will be performed in Lyons, Georgia, with inspection and acceptance overseen by the City at Lyons City Hall.
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GA, USASet-Aside
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