Site work and paving for a road / highway in Ripley, Mississippi. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Provide Engineering Services the Tippah County Board of Supervisors Requests Proposals From Qualified Firms or Individuals to Provide Engineering Services for Work Related to the Application and Implementation for Construction of a New Access Road at North Ripley Industrial Park, Funded in Part by the Appalachian Regional Commission (Arc) and Other Federal or State Funds. The Engineer Will Be Responsible for Preparing Project Cost Estimates for the Application Preparation and if Awarded, the Selected Engineer Will Provide All Engineering Services Through Project Closeout in Accordance With Federal, State, and Local Laws, Regulations, and Policies. The Scope of Work Includes but is Not Limited to the Following: 1) Prepare Plans and Specifications for Project Including All Services Required for Design and Engineering Phases of Project Including Preliminary, Environmental, and Final Design. 2) Construct and Distribute Bid Packets (Insuring That All Federal and State Requirements Are Met in Contract Preparation). 3) Assist in Bid Opening and Prepare Bid Tabulation. 4) Assist in the Execution of Construction Contracts. 5) Conduct Pre-construction Conference With Contractor, Grant Administrator, and Staff Repre- Sentatives, Documenting Files With Minutes of Meeting. 6) Conduct Work in-progress Inspections Giving Periodic Reports to the Tippah County Board of Supervisors and Grant Admin- Istrator Approving Any and All Partial Payment Requests. 7) Provide All Services Necessary for Execution of the Project Including Consultations, Surveys, Soil Investigations, Supervision, Travel, "as Built" or Record Drawings, Rights of Way Assistance, Testing, Construction Engineering and Incidental Costs. The Tippah County Board of Supervisors is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Encourages Minority-owned Businesses (Mbes) and Women-owned Businesses (Wbes) to Submit Proposals. Proposals Will Be Evaluated on the Following Factors: 1) Qualifications - List of Qual- Ifications of Each Staff Person as- Signed to Project. (40 Points) 2) Experience - Information Regarding the Experience and the Projects Previously Undertaken, Including the Type and Amount of Grants Awarded, the Projects Activities, and the Status of the Projects. The Board of Supervisors May Hold Proposals for a Period Not to Exceed Thirty (30) Days for the Purpose of Reviewing the Content of the Proposals and Investigating the Qualifications of the Firms and Assigned Individuals. The Board of Supervisors Reserves the Right to Reject Any or All Pro- Posals. The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.