RFP-HHC-270000000159-3 | HUD Emerg. Grant: Water Line Design-Build RFQ A&E

The Hermansville Housing Commission is soliciting qualifications for the Golden Shores Emergency Potable Water Infrastructure Replacement and Lead Remediation project in Michigan. Funded by a 962,000 dollar HUD emergency grant, this design-build effort focuses on the replacement of potable water infrastructure and lead remediation. The procurement is conducted in two phases, with Phase 1 serving as a strictly qualifications-based selection process. Interested firms must submit their qualifications by December 1, 2026, using Standard Federal Form SF330. Submissions must clearly identify all team members and their roles, including both construction and design entities, and may be submitted as a joint venture or through a prime contractor with subcontractors. Selection for this contract is based on professional qualifications, demonstrated competence, and the expertise of key personnel and proposed teams, in accordance with 40 U.S.C. chapter 11 and FAR Part 36. Offerors are explicitly prohibited from including any pricing, fee schedules, or cost data in their Phase 1 submissions. Shortlisted firms will proceed to Phase 2, which includes a mandatory site visit to develop accurate design and cost proposals. All contractors and subcontractors are legally required to adhere to the Davis-Bacon prevailing wage decision rates for Menominee County and must provide certified weekly payrolls during the construction phase.