1. The replacement of the existing 1.1 million gallon South Tank with a new 1.5 million gallon composite elevated tank at a service elevation of 609 feet. This project aims to resolve low-pressure issues within the South Pressure Zone by converting the system to a single pressure zone, increasing water pressure by approximately 30 psi, and enhancing overall system performance. The selected engineering firm will provide comprehensive services, including design, permitting, bidding assistance, construction administration, and post-construction support. Responding firms are requested to provide along with any other information they feel is relevant for consideration, but proposals will be graded on the following: 1. Provision of similar projects engaged and completed by applicants in the last five (5) years. It is recommended that applicants include locations, size, design, and completed/estimated construction cost of similar storage tanks. Examples should include: a. Involvement with site selection, b. Modeling of existing water systems, c. Involvement with tank and system design (list software utilized), d. Solicitation and obtaining of construction bids and services, e. Cost monitoring, f. Involvement with acquiring available funding and working with related funding agencies, g. Construction inspection and observation, and h. Project commissioning. 2. Provision of staffing capabilities including project managers, engineers, designers, surveyors, and construction support personnel with resumes of all key personnel. Should the proposal include subcontractors, a list of all additional personnel must be provided. 3. Provision an organizational charge identifying anticipated project management and their current physical location to the indicated project location (Bryant, AR). 4. A list of references with contact information (email and phone numbers) of client project management members of similar projects The City reserves the right to reject any or all responses and waive any irregularities or formalities in responses received. The City reserves the right to negotiate with the apparent acceptable firm(s). The City of Bryant encourages participation of small, minority, and woman-owned business enterprises in the procurement of goods, services, professional services, and construction, either as a general contractor or as subcontractor. It is further requested that whenever possible, majority contractors who require subcontractors, seek qualified small, minority, and woman businesses to partner with them.
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