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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on August 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RFQual - 26-006 - On-Call Engineering Services

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RFQ-2026-0001State & Local

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Skagit Transit is seeking qualified professional architectural and engineering firms to provide on-call multi-discipline engineering services for facilities across Skagit County, Washington, including localities such as Anacortes, Burlington, Sedro Woolley, Alger, Mount Vernon, and Concrete. The scope of work is extensive, covering civil and site improvement designs, transportation planning, facility assessments, mechanical and electrical design, structural analysis, and environmental reviews under NEPA and SEPA. Services range from small repairs and ADA improvements to major capital construction and federally funded projects, with work assigned via individual task orders on a rotational basis. The contract features an initial three-year term with two successive one-year options at the agency's discretion. Award will be based on a 120-point evaluation focusing on key personnel, qualifications, and technical approach, with the possibility of multiple awards. Selected consultants must be licensed in the State of Washington and maintain comprehensive insurance, including general liability, umbrella, and pollution liability. The agreement incorporates FTA Circular 4220.1G and requires compliance with Buy America for contracts exceeding 150,000 dollars, as well as DBE and ADA regulations. Submissions are due by September 16, 2026, via the Beacon Bid portal.

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Skagit Transit seeks architectural and engineering firms for on-call facility services in Washington.

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WA, USA

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26-006 On-Call Engineering Services

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AgencyWashington → Skagit Transit
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OfficeWA, USA
Organization / AgencyWashington → Skagit Transit
Office AddressWA, USA
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Skagit Transit intends to award a master task order agreement (Contract) to the most qualified professional Architectural and Engineering firm(s) capable of providing on-call multi-discipline engineering services for various projects associated with Skagit Transit facilities in Skagit County, Washington. Professional services to be provided by the selected Consultant(s) under the Contract may include, but are not limited to, the following categories for tasks and activities: · Civil/Site Improvement Designs (i.e. bus stop/shelter design, surveys, inventory and ADA improvements, agency specific standards/guidelines); · Transportation Planning (Service planning, transit studies, and zero emissions transition planning); · Planning, feasibility studies, facility assessments, condition assessments, and facilities ADA surveys/improvements; · Conceptual through final design (permitting, bidding support, construction administration, commissioning support, and grant-related technical services); · Support for capital planning documents such as facility master plans, transportation studies, transit development planning, and long-range capital improvement planning; · Asset management, lifecycle planning; · Franchise coordination and right-of-way coordination; · Mechanical Design and coordination (i.e. plumbing, HVAC, utilities); · Electrical Design (interior and exterior); · Architectural/Space Planning; · Structural Design And Analysis; · Value Engineering; · Constructability Reviews; · Project Estimating; · Scheduling and project controls; · Commissioning, building systems assessments, and facility optimization; · Environmental reviews subject to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA); · Environmental reviews subject to State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA); · Environmental documentation and regulatory agency coordination, permitting coordination; and · Sustainability, resiliency, electrification, energy planning/utility coordination, and zero-emission infrastructure planning. Respondents to this RFQual must be able to provide all of the desired services for each of the items listed in the Scope of Services. Projects may range from small repairs and facility improvements to major capital construction and federally funded projects. Firms specializing in a particular technical service may participate in this RFQual by joining services with a Civil Engineering firm that provides a broader range of transportation-related engineering services. Skagit Transit reserves the right to award to multiple firms. There is no guarantee of work through this solicitation. The initial contract term will be three (3) years with two (2) successive one-year options to be exercised solely at Skagit Transit’s discretion.

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