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Seismic Evaluation and Disaster Engineering Sub-Consultant

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This scope was carved out of FAS 2026-037.

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On-Call Structural and Seismic/Disaster Engineering Services

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Performs specialized seismic evaluations and disaster engineering studies for prime contractors on City of Seattle Finance and Administrative Services facility projects. Conducts seismic evaluations of existing structures, performs structural calculations for retrofitting or new construction, and develops disaster engineering strategies using SAP2000 or ETABS. Requires Washington State PE license and SE license. Delivers seismic evaluation reports and structural calculation packages.

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