Gina Owens is a Sr. Construction Contracts Specialist at Public Works. Gina is associated with 16 contracts. Activity spans Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, and Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction.
Person Profile
Contracting officer information and contact details
The City of Seattle Public Works department is soliciting bids for the 1st Ave NE Shared Use Path project, located between N 120th and N 130th Streets, adjacent to North Acres Park and near James Baldwin Elementary School. The scope of work is divided into a base bid, which includes pavement removal, roadway paving, sidewalks, curb ramps, storm drains, landscaping, channelization, and signage, and additive work consisting of electrical installations, foundations, and pedestrian lighting. The project requires a performance period of 120 working days for the base bid or 140 working days if additive work is included. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by October 28, 2026.
The contract will be awarded to the apparent low bidder who meets strict responsibility criteria, including possession of a Seattle Business License, registration on the OpenGov portal, and compliance with fair labor standards and social equity requirements. Bidders must provide a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid and are required to submit a WMBE Inclusion Plan and a Social Equity Plan. Post-award performance will be evaluated based on workforce requirements, priority hire projections, and apprenticeship utilization. The contractor is responsible for all labor, materials, and equipment, ensuring all work meets City of Seattle Standard Specifications and ADA compliance for curb ramps. Payment is contingent upon the submission of signed statements certifying that prevailing wages have been paid.
The Dahl Restroom Renovation project, identified as PW#2025-068 and Contract PRK730308-98, involves the comprehensive restoration of a fire-damaged storage and restroom building at Dahl Playfield, located at 7700 25th Ave NE, Seattle, WA. The scope of work includes renovating the facility into two single-occupancy restrooms, replacing fire-damaged structural timber frames, adding shear walls, replacing the roof, removing a stone chimney, and installing a completely new electrical system. Additionally, the project requires accessibility improvements, including the revision of accessible parking stalls, sidewalks, and the pathway leading to the restrooms. The engineer's estimate for the project is $968,676.00.
Administered by the City of Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation through the Department of Finance and Administrative Services, the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Bids must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by November 4, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Requirements for bidders include a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid, proof of insurance, and the submission of an Inclusion Plan. Awardees must provide a Social Equity Plan and list a designated Project Manager and Superintendent. The project is governed by the laws of the State of Washington and City of Seattle regulations, with strict adherence to ADA standards and prevailing wage requirements.
WashingtonWA,
USA$969Kest.
NAICS
236220
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Solicitation PW#2025-077 is a public works project for the City of Seattle to replace lighting at the Magnolia Playfield located at 2518 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA. The scope of work involves the demolition and hauling of existing wooden flood light poles and fixtures, with a specific requirement for the contractor to test for and appropriately dispose of potentially contaminated materials such as Pentachlorophenol or Chromated Copper Arsenate. The project includes the installation of new shielded LED floodlights, poles, conduit, wiring, junction boxes, and receptacles, as well as the replacement of electrical panels, circuit breakers, and the lighting control panel. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for necessary tree pruning to ensure proper lighting operation and installation. The engineer's estimate for the project is $1,219,433.60.
The contract will be awarded to the apparent low bidder who meets all mandatory responsibility criteria. Bids must be submitted electronically via OpenGov and include a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid, an inclusion plan, and a bidder/subcontractor list. Performance is subject to coordination with active game and event schedules at the playfield, with a maximum of two one-week shutdowns permitted upon approval. The contractor must comply with Washington State prevailing wage requirements, provide a critical path method schedule via Procore, and adhere to strict material handling and quality standards. Key administrative requirements include the submission of a Social Equity Plan by the apparent low bidder and electronic invoicing submitted to the Department of Finance and Administrative Services.
WashingtonWA,
USA$1.2Mest.
NAICS
238210
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
Solicitation PW#2025-024, titled SS4A Package 1: STM Scope, is a public works project for the City of Seattle focused on infrastructure improvements across seven specific intersections. The scope of work includes the installation of new curb ramps, sidewalk repairs, and traffic signal enhancements, specifically including new pushbuttons, rebar installation, and electrical work. The project is estimated to cost between 2,500,000 and 2,700,000 dollars. All construction must adhere to 2010 ADA Standards and PROWAG 2011 guidelines, and contractors must coordinate with Seattle City Light when working within five feet of electrical facilities.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive bidder following a responsibility determination based on performance history, project experience, and financial stability. A key condition for the award is the submission and approval of a Social Equity Plan, which encompasses WMBE inclusion, apprenticeship utilization, and priority hire projections. Bidders must provide a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid and are required to provide payment and performance bonds. Compliance with Washington state prevailing wage laws and the submission of a proposal for incorporating recycled materials are mandatory requirements. Bids must be submitted via the OpenGov portal by September 9, 2026, at 2:00 PM.
The (RE-BID) Meridian Play Area Renovation and ADA Meridian RR Design project, solicitation PW#2025-037, involves the comprehensive renovation of the play area at 4920 Meridian Ave N, Seattle, WA. The scope of work includes the installation of new play equipment, accessible pathways, site furniture, landscaping, and an updated accessible restroom. The project includes two specific alternates: Alternate 1 for sidewalk paving and replacement in lieu of repair, and Alternate 2 for replacing engineered wood fiber surfacing with poured-in-place surfacing and a concrete slab underlay. The engineer's estimate for the base project is $940,347.00, with Alternate 1 estimated at $82,250.00 and Alternate 2 at $392,728.00.
The solicitation is managed by the City of Seattle Public Works department, with a response deadline of September 2, 2026. Award evaluation is heavily weighted toward Women- and Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (WMBE) inclusion, utilizing a 16-point scoring system based on aspirational goals, WMBE guarantees, and business support strategies such as early retainage release and advance mobilization pay. Bidders must score at least 10 points to be considered responsive. Compliance requires registration in SAM.gov and adherence to Washington State UBI and contractor registration requirements. Inspection and final acceptance of the work will occur on-site at the project destination.
The Water Main Rehab Package 6 - North project, solicited under PW#2024-054 by the City of Seattle’s Public Works department, involves comprehensive infrastructure upgrades across five distinct sites in Seattle and Shoreline, Washington, with an engineer’s estimate of $5,823,000. Scope includes abandoning existing watermains and installing new ductile iron pipes ranging from 4 to 12 inches in diameter via open-trench methods, alongside 2-inch copper pipes installed using trenchless moling technology. Specific components also encompass storm drainage improvements, installation of a pressure regulating station with SCADA monitoring and air gap vault at NW 201st St, assistance to SPU Water Operations for cutting, capping, and transferring water services, and full surface restoration including ADA-compliant curb ramps. The project is subject to the City of Seattle’s Community Workforce Agreement and Priority Hire requirements, mandating targeted hiring from economically distressed communities, women, and people of color. Bidders must comply with the 2023 City of Seattle Standard Specifications and Plans, the 2012 Traffic Control Manual, and other referenced documents, and are required to use experienced personnel adhering to strict quality and safety standards.
Contract performance is governed by stringent compliance, evaluation, and administrative protocols. Bidders must be registered on Seattle’s OpenGov Procurement Portal, hold a current Seattle Business License, and be free of debarment or discrimination violations. The procurement process includes a mandatory Inclusion Plan Responsiveness threshold of 10 points, with additional weighted scoring up to 16 points for WMBE inclusion goals, guarantees, and business support strategies. Failure to meet the minimum Inclusion Plan score results in immediate disqualification. The apparent low bidder must submit an Equal Benefits Declaration, demonstrate compliance with prevailing wage laws under RCW 39.12 and SMC 14.16–14.20, and verify paid sick and safe time adherence. Contract administration requires a CPM schedule submitted within 40 working days of execution, updated monthly and reflecting critical path in red, with closeout deliverables including as-built drawings and O&M manuals. Payment provisions specify reimbursement only for SDOT inspection and review fees and applicable taxes, with a 10% overhead payment on reimbursable amounts; all other costs including permits, materials, equipment, mobilization, and subcontractor markups are the contractor’s responsibility. Bonding and insurance requirements are mandatory,
WashingtonWA,
USA$5.8Mest.
NAICS
237110
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
The contract involves developing a 0.38-acre vacant lot located at 4731 40TH Ave SW, Seattle, WA, into a neighborhood open green space for public use. The project encompasses various improvements such as grading, drainage, sewer connections, landscaping, planting, installation of an artificial play surface and lawn, concrete and permeable concrete paving, right-of-way enhancements, drinking fountain installation, lighting, and irrigation systems. An additional scope, labeled Additive #1, includes the installation of benches, pebble seating, and a boardwalk system, reflecting an expanded vision for community amenities.
The project, titled West Seattle Junction Landbank Park and managed by the Public Works agency of Washington, carries an engineer's estimate of $1,206,866.00 with Additive #1 estimated at $404,360.00. The solicitation (PW#2019-094) was posted on June 17, 2026, with a response deadline of July 15, 2026. The contract is overseen by Fuadi Said, Capital Project Coordinator, and Gina Owens, Senior Construction Contracts Specialist, both reachable through the Seattle government procurement portal. The development aims to enhance local infrastructure and public recreational space within a well-defined budget and schedule.
The contract involves the renovation of the play area at Meridian Park, located at 4920 Meridian Ave N, Seattle, WA. The project scope includes installing new play equipment, ensuring accessible access throughout the site, updating landscape and site furniture, and renovating an accessible restroom. Two alternates are included: the first involves demolishing and replacing the sidewalk extending from the new accessible connection to the northeast corner of the Good Shepherd Center instead of merely repairing it, and the second entails replacing a portion of the engineered wood fiber (EWF) play surfacing with poured-in-place (PIP) surfacing combined with a cast-in-place concrete slab underlay. The engineer’s estimate for the base project is $940,347, with Alternate #1 estimated at $82,250 and Alternate #2 at $392,728.
The solicitation, identified as PW#2025-037, was posted by the Washington State Public Works agency with a response deadline of May 20, 2026. The project is managed through Seattle’s Public Works office with contacts including Fuadi Said, Capital Project Coordinator Assistant, and Gina Owens, Senior Construction Contracts Specialist. The contract aims to improve park accessibility and safety while modernizing play amenities in compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act standards.
This contract involves the demolition and environmental remediation of several existing structures, including an 18,690 square foot warehouse, a 2,400 square foot garage, a 2,200 square foot shed, a crane and crane tower, and a metal-framed wheelhouse located on an existing boat dock. The scope includes the retirement of existing utilities and the removal, handling, and disposal of regulated hazardous materials such as asbestos, lead-containing paint, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), mercury-containing light tubes, and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). The project also entails stormwater and erosion control measures, contaminated soil removal and disposal, and the protection of vegetation and trees throughout the work area.
The project is situated in the South Park neighborhood of Seattle, specifically bounded by 8th Ave S to the west, the Duwamish Waterway to the east, S Kenyon to the south, and S Portland St to the north. The engineer’s cost estimate for the work is $2.8 million, excluding sales tax. The contracting agency is the Seattle Public Works department, with key contacts including Senior Civil Engineer Ryan Brady and Senior Construction Contracts Specialist Gina Owens. The solicitation was posted on April 29, 2026, with a response deadline of May 20, 2026, and the full details and procurement portal are available online.
