The Project is intended to intercept a sizeable portion of stormwater flows from the adjacent Eaton Canyon Wash partially managed by City of Pasadena. A drop-inlet structure is proposed across Eaton Wash on the upstream side of the parcel. A subsurface storage basin infiltration best management practice (BMP) is proposed at the Project site to capture stormwater from the diverted drainage pipe. There are two potential sites that can meet the City's goals. The Primary location, located at 159 South Kinneloa Avenue, is a 128,737 SF parcel that abuts Eaton Canyon Wash to the west, a commercial development to the north, and an urgent care center to the south. It is currently an un-developed site that is used by the City to store concrete k-rail and crash cushions with approximately 55,000 SF of improvable space. The site is also a known brownfield site. Previous soils testing reports and evaluations are provided in the Attachments for reference. The Secondary location, located at 3160 East Del Mar Blvd, has approximately 80,000 SF available land for improvements, that is surrounded by an urgent care to the north, Eaton Canyon Wash to the west and a Boys and Girls Club to the east. The City requests that the Consultant investigate both parcels and develop a Technical Memorandum to summarize the overall benefits achieved, the potential issues and pitfalls, as well as a recommendation for the best suited location to realize the Project's objective. Once a recommendation is provided, the remaining scope of services shall be performed on the most suitable location for the Project. Question Deadline 07/29/2024 at 2:00 PM PT Questions regarding this solicitation should be submitted directly through electronically. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids or proposals and any item or items therein, and to waive any non conformity of proposals with this RFP, whether of a technical or substantive nature, as the interest of the City may require.
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