This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Bethel, North Carolina. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The Town of Bethel is seeking qualified firms/individuals to be considered for supporting on- call multi-disciplined professional engineering services to the Town of Bethel. This request for qualifications is intended to provide the Town of Bethel a flexible and effective way to respond to a range of engineering needs with an available firm ready to help in as many ways a possible. The firms selected shall have experience in, but not limited to, water, wastewater, stormwater, asset condition, transportation, parks and recreation, and public facilities. The selected firms will help with all potential preliminary and subsequent post-award work (funding application & administration, analytical reports such as environmental/biological/wetland, engineering design, surveying, Geotech, easements, CA/CO, studies, planning). The selected firms shall also have experience in a variety of funding sources, not limited to but including, SDA, Golden Leaf, NC Commerce, NC DWI, EDA, ARPA, FEMA, and any other funding source. The selected firms shall also be knowledgeable with all state and federal regulations and requirements along with uniform guidance as needed as well as a good understanding of the Town of Bethel's Code of Ordinances, State and Federal permit regulations, and all other practices that pertain to various projects. The initial contract duration will be three (3) years with the option to extend annually up to five (5) years. Anticipated annual contract amounts for on-call services will be dependent upon specific needs for supplemental engineering services and available funding. No work is guaranteed under any contract with work assigned on an as needed basis to be determined by the Town of Bethel in its sole and absolute discretion. The Town will only consider one consultant at a time for any specific project, and should negotiations fail, price negotiations will be terminated with the selected firm and begin negotiations with another firm. The Town reserves the right to assign additional tasks to the selected firms, based on the Town's need, and the firm's availability, as well as past and current performance of the firm(s). The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time