This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Harrisonville, Missouri. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The City of Harrisonville has need of geotechnical and material testing services on various City capital improvement projects that arise throughout the city. These projects may include but are not limited to: o Public and private buildings; o Bridges and culverts; o Footings and foundations; o Storage and communication towers; o Dam embankments; o Retaining walls; o Roadway pavements and subgrades; o Slope stability analysis; o Sidewalks and pedestrian bridges; o City's capital improvement projects. Typical services under this on-call agreement consists of a qualified firm providing site investigations, soil and rock boring/coring, disturbed and non-disturbed sampling, material classification and property evaluations/testing, and the development of design reports and recommendations for construction plans and specifications. Services may also include assistance with reviews of other geotechnical reports, presentations, and the coordination with regulatory and emergency service agencies if required. Materials testing will also include field and laboratory testing of construction materials such as concrete, asphalt, soil compaction and stabilization. A successful firm will show experience in all these areas plus the ability to provide expeditious, competent, sound responses. The City may choose to enter into agreements with more than one engineering firm and note that under a separate request, the City will seek on-call structural engineering services. Any questions about the contents of an RFQ should be addressed to the City Engineer. If time permits, such questions should be submitted in writing. The City reserves the right to request that all questions be submitted in writing. If the City determines that questions by a prospective offeror and the answers thereto are of a general nature, the City reserves the right to provide such questions and answers to all prospective offerors. For information contact: Ted Martin, City Engineer at (816) 380-8964 or email: tmartin@harrisonville.com