23-40 - Citywide Drainage Analysis for Gravel Roads postdate:- 07/28/2023 responsedate:- 08/17/2023 11:00 AM EDT Solicitation Number:- 23-40 to solicitation details & future business opportunities.
It is anticipated that this study will address drainage issues in a holistic manner, evaluating individual drainage areas and creeksheds as a whole. 2. Objective 14 The City of Ann Arbor is seeking proposals for analysis and design recommendations to address drainage issues on an estimated 13 miles of publicly owned gravel roads within the City of Ann Arbor. This comprehensive analysis will be phased over a 4-year period. 3. Requirements A.
Project Title Brier Road Water Resources Engineering and Historic Drainage Analysis Project Invitation # RFP 24-11 Bid Posting Date 09/12/2023 2:06 PM (PDT) Project Stage Bidding Bid Due Date 10/10/2023 3:00 PM (PDT) Response Format Electronic Project Type RFP (Request for Proposal) Response Types Cost File Response File General Attachment Type of Award Lump Sum Categories 91800 - Consulting Services 91874 - Legal Consulting 92500 - Engineering Services
, and Construction Cost Estimate (PS&E); street structural section design (including Geotech); street drainage analysis and design; street light design (if needed); coordination with other agencies including local Tribal consultations on behalf of the City; and provide bidding support and design services during project construction.
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Watershed Drainage Analysis: Shore Drainage Basin Agency: New Rochelle, City of Category:Miscellaneous - Consulting & Other Services Issue Date:05/23/2022 Due Date: 06/15/2022 Ad Type:General
Bid Number:RFP-NR-5457 Bid Title:RFP-NR-5457 Watershed Drainage Analysis: Shore Drainage Basin Category:*Current Bids & RFPsStatus:Open Description: The City of New Rochelle is seeking to retain six different Engineering Subconsultants to study the six City watersheds/drainage basins.
