Pamela Honma

Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements (FHWA)

The Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements project, solicitation number 2025-041, is a public works contract issued by the Seattle Department of Transportation with an estimated value between 3,250,000 and 3,350,000 dollars. The scope of work involves comprehensive infrastructure and safety enhancements across multiple locations in Washington, including 15th Ave S and Lander St, 33rd Ave S and Myrtle Pl, and several intersections along Rainier Ave S and Beacon Ave S. Key deliverables include the removal and restoration of sidewalks and pavement, installation of pedestrian islands, curbs, curb ramps, drainage structures, and the implementation of RRFB and traffic signals, signing, and channelization. The project also specifically includes electrical and rebar installation. The contract must be physically completed within 120 working days from the Notice to Proceed. Award will be granted to the lowest responsive bidder who meets mandatory and supplemental responsibility criteria, with a tie-breaker preference for the highest use of recycled materials. Compliance requirements are extensive, including a 13 percent Federal Small Business Enterprise goal, adherence to Buy America mandates, and compliance with Federal and State prevailing wage rates. Bidders must provide a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid and are required to be registered with the federal System for Award Management. Submissions are primarily handled through the OpenGov portal, and the project adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and various City of Seattle and APWA general standard provisions.

WashingtonWA, USA$3.3M–$3.4M est.

NAICS

237310

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Oct 14, 2026

2025-041

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State & LocalNEW4

Highland Park Way SW Connection

The Highland Park Way SW Connection project, solicitation number 2026-040, is a public works contract issued by the City of Seattle's Department of Finance and Administrative Services. The project is located on Highland Park Way SW between W Marginal Way SW and SW Holden St, with an engineer's estimate between 1,700,000 and 1,800,000 dollars. The primary scope of work involves improving bicycle and pedestrian connections by widening an existing asphalt path and installing a downhill protected bicycle lane with concrete barriers. This comprehensive infrastructure effort includes channelization, landscaping, paving, drainage, the installation of curb ramps, and specific requirements for electrical and rebar installation. The contract must be physically completed within 55 working days from the Notice to Proceed. Bidders are required to submit electronic bids via OpenGov by November 4, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Key submission requirements include a bid guaranty of 5 percent of the total bid, a WMBE inclusion plan, and a bidder/subcontractor list specifically naming electrical and rebar trades. Contractors must comply with prevailing wage laws, ADA requirements for bus pads, and City of Seattle Standard Specifications. Performance will be evaluated based on construction work and contract compliance, with a heavy emphasis on accurate reporting and prompt payment to subcontractors. Inspection and approval are required from Metro inspectors for footings and SCL electrical reviewers for street lighting.

WashingtonWA, USA$1.7M–$1.8M est.

NAICS

237310

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Oct 14, 2026

2026-040

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State & LocalNEW6

East Marginal Way S Preservation (FHWA)

The East Marginal Way S Preservation project, solicitation number 2025-057, is a public works contract issued by the City of Seattle for infrastructure improvements from 1st Ave South to the Tukwila City Limits. With an engineer's estimate of 10,800,000 dollars, the scope of work focuses on pavement overlay, spot base repairs, and rechannelization to support a protected bike lane and shared use path. Comprehensive deliverables include milling, excavation, asphalt and concrete base repairs, asphalt surfacing, curb ramps, sidewalks, drainage, signals, street lighting, signing, striping, and landscaping, as well as specialized rebar installation and electrical work. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive bidder, with a tie-breaking preference for those proposing the highest percentage of recycled materials. Bidders must meet mandatory responsibility criteria, including registration under RCW 18.27, possession of a UBI number, and compliance with federal and state prevailing wage rates. The project incorporates a Federal Small Business Enterprise goal of 13 percent and requires strict adherence to Buy America certifications and non-discrimination acts. Bids must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by the specified deadline, accompanied by a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid. Quality assurance is maintained through rigorous testing standards and required certifications for personnel, while the contractor must provide detailed waste packaging and hazardous materials labeling in accordance with environmental and safety regulations.

WashingtonWA, USA$10.8M est.

NAICS

237310

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Oct 14, 2026

2025-057

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State & Local3

Solicitation PW# 2025-084 is an invitation for bids from the City of Seattle Department of Transportation for the construction of ADA-compliant curb ramps at various locations, including North Beacon Hill, Mid-Beacon Hill, Columbia City, Brighton, and Dunlap. The project scope encompasses sidewalk, pavement, and curb replacement, earthwork, rebar installation, signing, channelization, drainage infrastructure, and landscape restoration. The engineer's estimate for the work is between $4,500,000 and $4,700,000. All work must adhere to the 2023 City of Seattle Standard Specifications and Plans for Road, Bridge and Municipal Construction, as well as SDOT Director's Rule 01-2017. Bids must be submitted via the OpenGov portal by 2:00 PM on October 14, 2026, and must include a 5% bid guaranty, a Bidder/Subcontractor list, and a proposal for incorporating recycled materials. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive bidder, with mandatory conditions for award including an approved Inclusion Plan and Social Equity Plan, and demonstration of compliance with Paid Sick and Safe Time regulations. Awarded contractors must comply with prevailing wage requirements, the Community Workforce Agreement, and Priority Hire programs. Performance will be evaluated based on construction quality, contract compliance, and labor equity.

WashingtonWA, USA$4.5M–$4.7M est.

NAICS

237310

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Sep 23, 2026

PW# 2025-084

Closed

State & Local3

Garfield Superblock Renovation- Softball Field

The Garfield Superblock Renovation project, solicitation PW#2025-056, involves the renovation of softball infield Field G-3 located at 500 23rd Ave, Seattle, WA. The scope of work includes converting the infield to synthetic turf and installing associated landscape components, such as a backstop fence, dugouts, and accessibility improvements designed around ADA Comfort Zone requirements. The project also encompasses the demolition of existing fields and the installation of concrete paving, irrigation, and bleachers within a 25,540 square foot area. The engineer's estimate for the project is $739,738.00. The contract will be awarded to the low responsive bidder based on a combination of lump sum base bids, trench safety systems, unit priced items, and optional bid items. A critical condition for the award is the submission and approval of a Social Equity Plan. Bidders must provide a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid and adhere to prevailing wage requirements under Title 82. All work must conform to the City of Seattle Z20 standard specifications and other national standards including ASTM, AASHTO, and APWA. Bids must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by 2:00 PM on October 7, 2026. The contractor is required to identify a designated Superintendent and Project Manager and must ensure all materials are accompanied by a manufacturer's certificate of compliance. Payment will be made via warrants following the submission of an Application for Payment to the Engineer. Performance is measured from the Notice to Proceed date through the Physical Completion Date.

WashingtonWA, USA$740K est.

NAICS

238990

All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Sep 16, 2026

PW#2025-056

Closed

State & Local3

Seattle City Hall (SCH) Roof and Windows Replacement

Solicitation PW# 2026-011 is a lump sum contract for roofing and building envelope improvements at Seattle City Hall, located at 600 4th Ave, Seattle, WA. The scope of work includes green roof replacement, waterproofing, roof drainage repairs, the replacement of curtain wall window panels, and the installation of fall protection and bird deterrent systems. The project is estimated at a base bid of 4,552,000.00 dollars, with additional bid alternates for glazing and membrane augmentation. Award will be granted to the responsible bidder providing the lowest responsive bid, with a specific scoring requirement for WMBE participation where scores below 10 points result in a non-responsive determination. The project is a Covered Project subject to the City of Seattle's Community Workforce Agreement and Priority Hire SMC 20.37, requiring an Inclusion Plan for submission. Due to the facility remaining occupied, the contractor must adhere to strict operational constraints, including total site shutdowns during City Council meetings and restricting loud work, penthouse roof activities, and window replacements to off-hours between 5pm and 7am. Bidders must provide 100 percent payment and performance bonds and comply with prevailing wage requirements. Submissions are managed through the OpenGov portal, with a response deadline of September 23, 2026.

WashingtonWA, USA$4.6M est.

NAICS

238160

Roofing Contractors

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Aug 26, 2026

PW# 2026-011

Closed

State & Local3

Central West Headquarters Electrical Service Relocation

The Central West Headquarters Electrical Service Relocation project, solicitation PW#2025-026, involves comprehensive electrical infrastructure upgrades at 1403 W Howe St, Seattle, WA. The scope of work includes obtaining temporary overhead service from Seattle City Light to facilitate the demolition of the existing mast, followed by the installation of a new service mast, weather head, CT, meter, service disconnect, and main distribution panel. The contractor is responsible for backfeeding existing loads from the new panel, providing a backup generator to maintain continuity during the service cut-over, and securing a street use permit from the Seattle Department of Transportation for street crossing activities. The project has an engineer's estimate of $221,154.00 and is administered by the City of Seattle Department of Finance and Administrative Services for the Department of Parks and Recreation. All work must adhere to strict technical and regulatory standards, including the National Electrical Code, Washington Administrative Code, and specific Seattle City Light standards such as O224.01, O224.02, O224.03, and O101.75. Material compliance is required under ASTM F276-2009 and ASTM C1550-2015. Contractors must maintain valid contractor registration, a Unified Business Identifier, and appropriate insurance, while complying with Seattle Municipal Code Chapter 20.42 regarding equal employment opportunity and affirmative efforts for women, minorities, and WMBE firms. The solicitation was posted on August 12, 2026, with a response deadline of September 2, 2026. Final inspection and acceptance are conducted on-site by the City of Seattle.

WashingtonWA, USA$221K est.

NAICS

238210

Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Aug 12, 2026

PW#2026-026

Closed

State & Local14

FS 31 Interim Decommissioning

The FS 31 Interim Decommissioning project, solicitation PW#2026-016, involves the demolition of temporary site and building improvements at 10503 Interlake Ave N, Seattle, WA, and the restoration of the area to a fenced gravel parking lot with a small play area. The scope of work includes the removal of two tensile fabric tents totaling 3,880 square feet, concrete foundations, modular building support systems, fencing, utilities, paving, and storm drainage components. Site restoration requires grading, gravel surfacing, the installation of a play area with engineered wood fiber, concrete paving, and extensions to the storm drainage system. A lump sum contract is utilized, with an engineer's estimate of 921,198.00 dollars for the base bid and an additive alternate of 164,231.00 dollars for the demolition and disposal of modular buildings. The contract will be awarded to the apparent low bidder who meets mandatory responsibility criteria, including compliance with Washington State responsible bidder laws and prevailing wage requirements. Evaluation includes a points-based system for Women and Minority Business Enterprise commitments, aspirational goals, and business support strategies such as early retainage release and mobilization payments. Bidders must provide a bid guaranty of five percent of the total bid, and the successful contractor must furnish payment and performance bonds for 100 percent of the award amount. All work must adhere to the 2012 International Building Code, 2014 Seattle Building Code, and 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Bids are submitted electronically via OpenGov, with a response deadline of September 16, 2026.

WashingtonWA, USA$921K–$1.1M est.

NAICS

238910

Site Preparation Contractors

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Aug 12, 2026

PW#2026-016

Closed

State & Local3

Central West Headquarters Re-Roof

The Central West Headquarters Re-Roof project, solicitation PW#2025-028, involves comprehensive roofing work at 1403 W Howe St, Seattle, WA. The scope includes removing and disposing of existing built-up roof membranes and corrugated metal siding, installing tapered polyisocyanurate insulation, coverboards, and new EPDM roof membranes on flat roofs, and installing a standing seam metal roof on the vaulted roof. Additional requirements include raising parapet height, installing sheet metal flashings, coping, safety rails, and ladders. An optional structural upgrade, Additive No. 1, involves installing a 5/8 inch plywood roof diaphragm. The total estimated contract value ranges from 581,072 dollars for the base bid to 718,688 dollars if the additive is included. The procurement is managed by the City of Seattle Public Works and is evaluated using a best-value trade-off approach. A significant portion of the award criteria is based on Women- and Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (WMBE) participation, with a 16-point scoring system focusing on WMBE guarantees, aspirational goals, and business support strategies. Bidders must submit a mandatory Inclusion Plan and adhere to a 30 percent minimum self-performance limit for WMBE bidders. Compliance is strictly monitored through utilization reports and written agreements, with failure to meet goals potentially resulting in payment withholding or debarment. The project is governed by local Seattle ordinances and Washington state laws, including RCW 39.04.350 for responsible bidder requirements.

WashingtonWA, USA$581K–$719K est.

NAICS

238160

Roofing Contractors

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted Jul 29, 2026

PW#2025-028

Closed

State & Local3

Licton Springs Park Public Restroom Replacement

The contract involves the construction of a new public restroom facility at Licton Springs Park located at 9536 Ashworth Ave N, Seattle, WA. The project scope includes the building of the restroom itself, as well as related site work, hardscape and landscape enhancements, and necessary utility connections. The engineer's estimate for the project is approximately $686,561. The solicitation, identified as PW#2025-015, was posted on May 28, 2026, with a response deadline set for June 24, 2026. This project is overseen by the Public Works agency of Washington State, with the office based in Seattle. Key contacts for the project include Farhat Kohistani, Assistant Capital Projects Coordinator, and Pamela Honma, Senior Construction Contracts Specialist, both available via provided emails and phone numbers. The solicitation is categorized under a standard procurement process without specific set-aside designations, and additional information or submissions can be accessed through the Seattle procurement portal.

WashingtonWA, USA

NAICS

236220

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

Source portal

OpenGov

Posted May 28, 2026

PW#2025-015

Closed