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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.

The work to be performed under the City of Marysvilles 2026 Pavement Preservation Program shall include a 2-inch grind and overlay, planning bituminous pavement, pavement repair where necessary, upgraded curb ramps to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, utility adjustment, bulb-outs, limited stormwater improvement and sidewalk infill (5th St), shoulder widening (100th St), channelization, site restoration and all other work.

The 112th Ave NE and NE 160th St Pavement Preservation project proposes improvements of 112th Ave NE and NE 160th St by pavement repair and overlay, curb ramp and pedestrian signal upgrades, utility adjustments, pavement markings, signing and other Work.

This Contract includes a Base Bid and one Additive Bid. The Base Bid work generally consists of asphalt pavement patching, pre-leveling, and scrub seal over approximately 113,850 SY of existing asphalt roadways, all in accordance with the attached Contract Plans, these Contract Provisions.

The City of Arlington, Washington (City or Owner) is requesting sealed proposals from qualified manufacturers for the design, fabrication, delivery, start-up, and training associated with a premanufactured sanitary sewer lift station for the Island Crossing Lift Station 11 Upgrade project. The project goal is to replace the existing Lift Station 11 wet well pumps and exterior controller with a new premanufactured lift station. A separate General Contractor will install a new wet well, make sewer pipe connections, prepare the foundation for the premanufactured lift station, and install the premanufactured lift station furnished under this procurement.

The work associated with this contract is for the Contractor to remove and salvage approximately 46 damaged fender piles and 8 fender pile stubs then place them on the dock for removal by Port labor. Port labor will disconnect from the pierface the damaged fender piles prior to Contractor removal.

The project includes, but is not limited to the following: demolition, general, civil, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical construction. The Project will be a single-story facility and will consist of 6,250 gross sq ft of conditioned space with ancillary outdoor areas. There will be rooms for the following purposes: (1) Community Kitchen (2) Multi-purpose space (3) Food bank space (with associated office) (4) Food Hub space (5) (2x) Incubator / office spaces (6) Bathroom (all genders) (7) Bathroom (family w/ shower) (8) Food storage space and (9) Storage / Mechanical space. The type of construction will be conventional light frame with manufactured trusses, SIP roof panels and metal roof. w/ interior wood load bearing elements to from interior mechanical loft spaces. This Project will be LEED Silver certified and utilize solar for on-site electricity generation. The stormwater mitigation approach will disperse stormwater into adjacent ecology, maintain hydrology and incorporate treatment.

Project Description: Services may include surveying, geotechnical, planning, design, and construction management of water, sewer, stormwater, transportation, and utility infrastructure. Services may also include development review and on-going operations support for the City's utility systems. Specific projects may include design and construction management of a 1MG reservoir, sewer pump stations, water booster stations, stormwater improvement projects &Transportation Improvement Board funded street projects.

Contractor shall be responsible for the general construction activities, including but not limited to, procurement of material not included in the List of Owner Furnished Material, construction management, construction activities, and commissioning of the work. The scope of work shall include all tasks and equipment necessary to provide the Owner with a complete and functional conduit system in conformance with specifications and terms of this Contract.

For the purpose of procuring architectural and engineering, and related professional services including survey, design, environmental documentation, construction management, and construction inspection for various projects. The project needing the abovementioned services include the following: Pacific Highway Non-Motorized Trail Phase 3 21st Ave SW Preservation S 320th St Preservation High Friction Surface Treatments Other City Funded Projects

Total Small Business Set-Aside, 238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors. This contract involves the supply and installation of a replacement 3-phase power complete Heat pump system at Mount St Helens National Volcanic Monument Ranger District Office located in Amboy, WA. The existing HVAC system in place will need to be removed and disposed of (off site and off Forest Service Property) by the contractor.

Soliciting bids from qualified, licensed, and experienced firms to perform complete demolition of the existing Kennel Building located at the UW Pack Forest property in Eatonville, Washington. The work includes building demolition, utility decommissioning, fire alarm and suppression system removal, hazardous materials testing, debris disposal, and site restoration. All work shall comply with University of Washington Facilities standards and all applicable codes.

This RFI is to obtain additional information from the vendor community regarding cleanup services. The solicitation will be replacing the current DES Statewide Contract 06419 which provides for Encampment Cleanup Services. The current statewide contract provides for the cleanup and environmental mitigation of homeless encampments on public properties after they have been abandoned or cleared of human habitation.

The work includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary for installation of a replacement HVAC system, including but not limited to equipment installation, ductwork, controls integration, testing, and commissioning, in accordance with the project plans and specifications.

237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction. The project is located at the fuel farm and additional locations on the Roseburg VAMC campus. It includes the demolition of underground fuel tanks and construction of a new, above ground fuel farm.

Installation of 1,500 linear feet of new 8-inch SDR-11 HDPE concrete-anchored outfall pipe and diffuser assembly in Case Inlet, South Puget Sound. With 1300-feet of submerged, surface-run pipe, 200-feet of intermittently submerged pipe through the inter-tidal zone, and a stub-out anchored to the bluff face at a minimum elevation of 15-feet for future connection. Alternate bid item included for installation of large woody debris to provide shoreline outfall protection.

The City of Kirkland is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors to furnish and install permanent decorative lighting infrastructure within designated downtown areas. The intent is to establish a contract for the installation of a permanent downtown lighting system and to establish optional pricing for ongoing system maintenance within the public right-of-way and other City-owned downtown locations.

The scope of work to be performed by the Consultant includes, but is not limited to performing bridge inspections, load ratings, completing design for structural repairs or improvements, performing scour appraisal/analyses, SNBI compliance assessments, competing feasibility studies, completing planning studies, providing peer review of Bridge Plans, Structural Calculation, specifications, and construction cost estimates and other related activities.

This project consists of the construction of approximately 50 linear feet of storm sewer, 67 wheelchair ramps, 2400 linear feet of concrete curb, 1600 square yards of pavement repair, 19,000 square yards of asphalt grinding and 2-inch thick HMA pavement, 7500 linear feet of crack sealing, 21,000 square yards of chipseal, pruning 120 trees, sundry utility adjustments, and other related miscellaneous items.

The County intends to procure a progressive design-build team to provide services for this project. The Central Campus Zero Emissions (CCZE) Project builds upon the success and lessons learned from Metros Tukwila Base Electrification (TBE) Project, leveraging insights into electric bus standards and design requirements. A critical aspect of the project is ensuring seamless coordination between the development of services, facilities, and infrastructure in conjunction with the procurement of new ZEBs meeting specifications and operational needs. By addressing these elements, the CCZE Project aims to continue Metros initiative to establish a scalable and efficient model for electrifying Metros fleet, setting the stage for a sustainable and emissions-free transit fleet.