SWR - 2026 Stormwater Package 2 Projects

The contract pertains to the 2026 Stormwater Package 2 Projects, identified by solicitation number 26-10262, under Spokane County’s Small Works Roster program in Washington. The work involves stormwater infrastructure enhancements at five specified locations in Spokane County, including curb, sidewalk, drywell, and catch basin installations, swale excavation and grading, topsoil and vegetation restoration, irrigation system reinstallation, HMA and gravel patching, and connection to existing drainage structures. All work must be completed before September 1, 2026, with 20 working days allotted for performance, though these days need not be consecutive and are charged only when active work is occurring at a designated site. The engineer’s estimated cost is $264,000 plus applicable tax, and bids must be submitted via PublicPurchase.com or email to Brenda McClarty by 1:00 PM on June 24, 2026. Bidders must be registered on Spokane County’s Small Works Roster and meet responsible bidder criteria under RCW 39.04, including compliance with labor laws, licensing, and insurance obligations. Failure to register or submit a complete bid package renders the bid non-responsive. This is classified as a Public Work project, mandating compliance with prevailing wage requirements under RCW 39.12, including the payment of fees to the Department of Labor and Industries for Statements of Intent and Affidavits of Wages. Contractors must provide a performance and payment bond, a valid Washington State Contractor’s License, UBI number, and proof of workers’ compensation coverage. All work must adhere to Spokane County Public Works specifications and drawings, WAC Chapter 332-120 regarding survey monuments, and require verification of underground utilities prior to excavation. Contractors are responsible for obtaining all permits, inspection fees, and ensuring site safety and property protection. The award will go to the lowest responsible bidder, with additional consideration given to cash discounts of at least 2% over a 20-working-day period and proximity to the specified 20-day completion timeframe. Experience and performance will be evaluated based on quality control, timeliness, use of skilled personnel, subcontractor management, cooperation with county staff, and contract compliance. All certifications are made under penalty of perjury under Washington law, and bidders must affirm they are not debarred or excluded from federal programs. The contract is administered by Spokane County’s Purchasing Department