Demolition and site work for a bridge / tunnel in Bismarck, North Dakota. Completed plans call for the demolition of a bridge / tunnel; and bridge / tunnel.

Burleigh County will engage the services of qualified engineering firms to perform construction engineering work such as surveying, sampling and testing of materials, inspection and measuring, and computing pay quantities. Firms submitting proposals must be qualified to perform the construction engineering activities identified above and/or required by NDDOT for Federally funded construction projects. The project will include the Construction Engineering for the Removal of Existing Structure 08-115-37.0 Apple Creek Road: mile East of 80th Street SE, New Structure No. 08-115-37.1 Apple Creek Road: mile East of 80th Street SE, and Removal of Existing Structure No. 08-133-44.0 102nd Avenue SE: mile East of US Highway 83, Burleigh County. BRC-0815(054) PCN 23957 and BRJ-0008(037) PCN 23958. Burleigh County Projects #0181 & 0183. Consulting firms interested in performing the work shall submit four hard copies of their proposal and one electronic copy in PDF format to the County Auditor/Treasurer. Proposals will only be considered if received on or before the specified date and time. Late proposals will be considered unresponsive. Selection will be on the basis of the following criteria: past performance, ability of professional personnel, willingness to meet time and budget requirements, location, recent, current, and projected workloads of the persons and/or firms, related experience on similar projects, recent and current work for the agency, project understanding, issues, and approach, and DBE requirements. Interviews may be conducted tentatively within 7 days from the due date of the proposal. Proposals should be limited to 5 pages. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all proposals, to waive technicalities, or to accept such as may be determined to be in the best interest of the County. The contents of all proposals will be subject to the Open Records Law and may be open to inspection by interested parties. Any information included in the proposal that the proposing party believes to be a trade secret or proprietary information must be clearly identified in the proposal. Any identified information recognized as such and protected by law may be exempt from disclosure.