Site work for a water / sewer project in Tulalip, Washington. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The Consolidated Borough of Quil Ceda Village is soliciting proposals from qualified consultants to assist the Village with wetland delineation services. The goal is to conduct wetland delineation in accordance with the Regional Supplement to the Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual: Western Mountains, Valleys and Coast Region (Vers 2.0), physically flag wetlands and obtain GPS location data for those flags as well as the delineation data points. The target areas for delineation are located primarily west of 27th Ave NE, within Quil Ceda Village, in the vicinity of 88th St NE to 105th St NE, in the area formerly known as the Boeing Test Site. (see attached Maps and RFP). For questions, contact Allison Warner at awarner@tulaliptribes-nsn.gov or Phone (360) 716-5069 Fax number is (360) 716-0052. Quil Ceda Village will make available to the Consultant relevant background materials to allow the Consultant to develop an understanding of site conditions. This includes GIS information such as topographic layers, LiDAR, drainage feature maps, hydric soils, available wetland inventory information, and roads. Site water table monitoring well data will also to be provided. A GPS unit may be loaned as necessary to allow for higher quality GPS data. The work will need to be conducted during the first two months of the growing season and timed with when water tables have risen in the project area. In past years, sometimes water tables drop dramatically on the site in mid- April. Due to the rapidly fluxuating water table, consultation with the project lead will be required to ensure flagging is accurate. Water tables can rise for a week and then fall and not meet hydric criteria in some areas. Approximately 25 acres of wetlands are encompassed in the 33-acre delineation area. See Maps B-D. All of the wetlands have been the subject of detailed wetland inventory, with soil logs, water table monitoring and numerous reconnaissance points, which will be made available to the contractor. This contract will be final step of final boundary delineation