Utility Conflict Identification and Coordination

The contract requires the identification of existing underground and overhead utilities that could conflict with planned drainage improvements, ensuring that potential interferences are detected prior to construction. The successful bidder must coordinate directly with utility providers to confirm the location, size, and condition of all relevant infrastructure, and resolve any conflicts through appropriate planning and adjustments to the drainage design. This work is essential to prevent service disruptions, safety hazards, and costly delays during implementation. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541330, which pertains to engineering services, and is issued by the City of Statesboro in Georgia. Responses are due by August 6, 2026, and the work is expected to be performed in the jurisdiction of the city, though specific location details are not provided. There is no set-aside designation indicated, and all coordination efforts must align with local regulations and industry standards for utility mapping and construction planning.