Summary of 151.00.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for the City of Atlanta, Department of Watershed Management, outlining requirements for stormwater management and water quality improvement services. The project involves the design and construction of green infrastructure improvements, specifically bioretention systems and permeable pavement installations at multiple city locations to manage stormwater runoff and reduce pollutant loads. The scope encompasses site assessment, engineering design, permitting, construction management, and post-construction monitoring over an estimated project duration of 18 months, with potential for contract extension based on performance and funding availability. Interested vendors must submit responses according to the city's standard procurement timeline, with specific deadlines for questions, site visits, and bid submissions to be confirmed through the formal RFQ/RFP process.

The project will be funded through the city's stormwater utility fees and potential grant funding from state or federal environmental agencies focused on water quality improvement. Pricing will be structured as a fixed-price contract with detailed cost breakdowns required for design, permitting, construction, and monitoring phases. The city anticipates awarding the contract to qualified vendors demonstrating experience with green infrastructure projects, environmental compliance expertise, and proven ability to deliver similar municipal stormwater management initiatives. Incumbent contractors or those with existing relationships with the City of Atlanta may be considered, though all proposals will be evaluated competitively based on technical qualifications, cost efficiency, and project delivery methodology.