Project Description Work to be performed by the selected Consultant will consist of preparing preliminary engineering design for two (2) federally funded projects in Castle Rock, Washington. The City of Castle Rock requests one (1) Statement of Qualifications from Consultants that outlines qualifications that apply to all project sites. The selected Consultant will be expected to enter into a Local Agency A&E Professional Services (Cost Plus Fixed Fee) Consultant Agreement. The Scope of Services to be provided includes separate site specific packages with the intent to advertise the projects together, but tracked individually. Scope of Work A) Improvements to the Six Rivers Regional Trail System (SRRTS) Phase 2 corridor through Castle Rock, Washington along Huntington Avenue near Lion s Pride Park. Proposed improvements include design of: 1) Provide pedestrian pathway lights along the City s Riverfront Trail (an identified section of the SRRTS); 2) Install asphalt path to connect Lion s Pride Park to Huntington Avenue on the west side of the street; and 3) a pedestrian crossing (which could include a traffic island) near the intersection of Huntington Avenue and Larsen Lane SW. B) City Wide Pedestrian Improvements Project in Castle Rock, Washington which will provide the following improvements: 1) Install mounted barrier lights along with wiring and conduit from an existing power source on SR 411 Bridge (PH-10) across the Cowlitz River to the west side. 2) Updating school zone lights and adding speed read out display equipment. 3) Construction of bulb-outs at key intersections where pedestrian activity is high and visibility of pedestrians is needed. 4) Installing pedestrian crossing improvements at the intersection of A Street SW (SR 411) and Huntington Avenue South. 5) Construction of a sidewalk section to fill a missing gap from A Street SW to Cowlitz Street along Huntington Avenue South (SR 411).
These projects are funded by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) utilizing federal pass through funds from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Professional and technical requirements for these projects will require surveying, civil, structural and electrical engineering. A topographic survey of the project corridors will be required to be performed by the consultant.
Submittals will not be accepted after that time and date. Any questions regarding this project should be directed to Public Works Director, David Vorse at 360-274-7478. The following schedule has been established for the submission and evaluation of the SOQs and selection of the Consultant. These are tentative dates only and the City reserves the right to adjust these dates at its sole discretion: The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.
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