RFP 185161 Consultants for Fischer and Meldrum Stormwater Study

The City of Detroit's Office of Contracting and Procurement, on behalf of the Housing and Revitalization Department, is seeking proposals from qualified firms to conduct a preliminary engineering analysis of hydraulic impacts on the Detroit sewer system resulting from the removal of stormwater drainage in specific upstream and downstream areas. The project focuses on assessing how stormwater removal affects the sewer infrastructure near the Fischer Sanitary Pumping Station and the Meldrum sewer drainage area downstream of the GLWA Lieb Screening facility. The solicitation, titled "RFP 185161 Consultants for Fischer and Meldrum Stormwater Study," is posted with a response deadline of October 28, 2024, and involves a contract valued between $500,000 and $1,500,000. The selected respondent will need to demonstrate technical expertise, organizational capacity, and relevant experience through detailed questionnaires, project references, and a comprehensive proposal outlining their approach, timeline, and fees. Supporting documents include detailed respondent questionnaires designed to evaluate the qualifications, experience, and organizational structure of potential contractors, as well as forms and affidavits necessary for compliance and eligibility. Additional attachments provide guidance on proposal preparation, including technical approach and project timelines, and include amendments to related project specifications and administrative requirements. The overarching goal is to identify a capable firm that can deliver a thorough hydraulic impact analysis to support the city's infrastructure planning and stormwater management strategies, ensuring compliance with procurement standards and project scope requirements.