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For qualifications for drafting and design support services to complete construction plans and design to install advance intersection warning system, mini roundabouts, curb extensions, signing, pavement markings, and additional traffic control for public bidding.

Historically Underutilized Business (HUBZone) Set-Aside, 238110 - Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors. For mitigating contamination issues with a persistent pathogen of potato, the rock bed/dirt below the benches in all potato greenhouse spaces needs to be replaced with cement, and proper drainage needs added to allow this change.

Contractor shall provide qualified mechanical and piping personnel including trained labor and supervision experienced in nuclear facility work. Columbia will not supplement Contractors staff. Contractor shall perform mechanical, piping, and instrumentation modifications in support of Engineering Changes 20822 and 20820.

Benton Franklin Transit (BFT) is soliciting for qualified contractors to provide all labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and incidentals necessary to remove the existing walk-up service window and lobby service counter glazing systems and install new bullet-resistant glazing and panel systems at the Three Rivers Transit facility in Kennewick, Washington. The selected contractor shall be responsible for complete installation and integration of both the new systems, including any required demolition, disposal, framing modifications, finishes, and related work necessary for a fully functional installation. Contractor is not required to be a Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) participant, BFTs agency goal for DBE is 1.0% of the dollar value of the Contract.

The City of Kennewick is requesting a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified Consultants registered in the State of Washington to provide Professional Engineering Services for the City of Kennewick Public Works Department. The selected Consultant will complete final design of a shared-use pathway and pedestrian bridge, with plans, specifications, and estimates (P&E) ready for potential advertisement by Winter 2028 and construction anticipated to begin Summer 2029, as funds become available. Easement acquisition will be required to accommodate the proposed improvements and are expected to be completed before the end of December 2028, with the potential for a one (1) year extension. Construction Engineering professional services may also be included as an optional component of the scope of work.

BFT currently has thirty-two (32) overhead doors on the Maintenance building, with twenty-two (22) of the doors being motorized, and five (5) motorized overhead doors on the Bus Wash building. There are nine (9) interior overhead doors that are stationary. Historically, BFT has had eighty (80) hours of inspection, repair and/or replace labor time, per year. BFT costs have averaged $5,000-$10,000 annually for preventative maintenance and repair services and parts/materials. BFT has removed preventative maintenance from the solicitation. The scope of work will only include inspection, repair and or replace labor time and materials. BFT does not guarantee a minimum or maximum dollar amount associated with this Contract. The Contractor is responsible for obtaining all project related permits as required.

Requires crack sealing, hot mix asphalt (HMA) pavement repair at select locations, temporary traffic control and other work. Involves 17 items and 25 working days. Work class 4, asphalt concrete paving. A federally funded contract with a15% federal small business enterprise goal.

Contractor shall provide qualified, trained, and experienced personnel to perform the HCU refurbishment. Disassembly, inspection, and functional testing of HCUs, Accumulator replacements, Directional control valve replacement, Actuator soft parts replacements, Solenoid valve replacements, Valve refurbishment, Six HCUs shall require accumulator replacements, Cleaning, refurbishment, and replacement of worn components, Reassembly and documentation in accordance with station procedures and applicable codes and, Perform all post maintenance testing. This may include, but not be limited to operation of all equipment necessary to perform post maintenance testing. Technical Representative or designee with a detailed project schedule no less than 90 days prior to Work starting.

If you’re a licensed contractor who wants to work with our school district, we invite you to apply for inclusion on our Small Works Roster. This roster identifies qualified contractors who are interested in submitting proposals on projects estimated to cost not more than $200,000. Kennewick School District annually solicits interested, licensed contractors for inclusion on its Small Works Roster. This invitation is in accordance with RCW 39.04.155. The roster will identify those qualified contractors interested in submitting proposals on projects estimated to cost no more than $350,000. Qualified contractors not already registered with the district purchasing department may secure the necessary application forms from the district’s website https://www.ksd.org/departments/purchasing-warehouse , or pick up in person at the FSB Building, 5501 W Metaline Avenue, Kennewick, WA 99336, Monday-Friday between 7am and 3pm, (509) 222-7024. All contractors on the current roster will be required to submit a new application for inclusion on the 2025 2026 Small Works Roster. Additionally, contractors will be required to disclose if they are a minority, veteran and women owned small businesses Before performing any work for the Kennewick School District, the following requirements must be met: 1. Registered contractor in the State of Washington 2. Be able to provide performance bond 3. Pay prevailing wages 4. Provide proof of adequate insurance 5. Comply with federal, state and local laws regarding non-discrimination and affirmative action. All applications will be reviewed by the Maintenance & Operations Manager and Facility Planning Manager.

This project includes construction of Type 2 (II) emulsified asphalt slurry (approximately 325,000 SY), traffic control, pavement marking removal and replacement, signs, and other incidental work.

This project includes full depth resurfacing of the northern half of the existing parking lot, minor widening in locations, installation of stormwater infrastructure, curb and gutter replacement, streetlight installation, new trash enclosures, new striping, installation of various parking lot features (speed humps, wheel stops, etc.), and new landscaping in areas.

This project includes the installation of six (6) asphalt speed humps, nine (9) concrete chokers, ADA ramps, removal of pavement markings, pavement markings, removal of traffic signs, and traffic signs.

This project includes the removal of the existing knife gate valves, furnishing, installation and place in satisfactory operating condition new knife gate valve, assemblies and appurtenances within the City's wastewater treatment plant anaerobic digester building and other incidental work.

For the replacement of the 2nd stage heat exchanger level control valves at Columbia Generating Station.

Requires chip sealing, crack sealing, pavement repair, installing centerline rumble strips, shoulder finishing, fog sealing, delineation, traffic control and other work. Involves 30 items and 20 working days. Work class 3, bituminous surface treatment. 14% federal small business enterprise goal.

This Contract provides for the furnishing, installation, and commissioning of a complete emergency power system for the City of West Richland Municipal Services Facility. The work includes, but is not limited to, installation of a 480/277V, 3-phase generator and bypass isolation automatic transfer switch (ATS), concrete support pads, associated piping and fittings, electrical wiring and components, and integration with existing building electrical and information technology rooms. The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, testing, commissioning, and incidentals necessary to deliver a complete and operational system.

Benton County is soliciting statements of qualifications from Design Build project teams to provide Progressive Design-Build services

The work to be performed under this Contract includes, but is not limited to, the construction of approximately 3,050 linear feet of 18-inch ductile iron potable water pipeline along S. Olympia Street between W. 19th Avenue and W. 10th Avenue, and 2,688 linear feet of 36-inch ductile iron or steel potable water pipeline along W. 19th Avenue between S. Olympia Street and S. Garfield Street in Kennewick, Washington. Additional work includes installation of all associated valves, fittings, valve vaults; asphalt patching; site restoration; and all required testing, disinfection, and other work necessary to complete a fully operational water system.

This project will install a new gas fired back-up generator to support critical loads in the building as well as the emergency lighting alternate. Circuits will be adjusted within rooms to be connected to the back-up generator service via existing automatic transfer switch (ATS), and the electrical modifications to alter the existing electrical lines to the critical load locations in the labs. The building lighting will be transferred to be completely supported by the back-up generator, with a new manual and automatic transfer switch being installed to support the emergency lighting.

City of Richland, Washington has issued the above solicitation for a Wayfinding Master Plan focused on the Central Business District (CBD) and multimodal transportation. The plan will include citywide implementation options.