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SR 112, E Fork Whiskey Creek - Remove Fish Barriers
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Clark County, Washington

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This is a Scope of Work document for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) project to remove fish barriers along State Route 112 from milepost 0.72 to 56.55 in the E Fork Whiskey Creek area. The project encompasses the removal of twelve existing fish barriers at separate site locations and their replacement with new structures and reconstructed stream channels to enable unimpeded fish passage for all life stages. Work scope includes fish exclusion and temporary stream bypass systems, traffic maintenance utilizing temporary bypasses, removal of existing barriers, earthwork above and below ordinary high water, structure and wall construction, roadway reconstruction, guardrail removal and installation, channel reconstruction, streambed restoration, roadside restoration, erosion control, water management, and traffic control. The project will realign SR 112 in the vicinity of Indian Creek at milepost 29.12.

The project is funded through State and Federal funding sources utilizing ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) resources, with Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals to be determined by the contracting agency. No specific contract award date, bid due date, or project completion timeline is detailed within the Scope of Work document. The project represents a comprehensive infrastructure and environmental remediation initiative designed to support fish passage restoration while maintaining highway functionality and safety throughout the construction period.

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NOTICE TO DESIGN-BUILDERS REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

WSDOT DESIGN-BUILD PROJECT

December 10, 2025

PRE-ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE

SR112/E FORK WHISKEY CREEK – REMOVE FISH BARRIERS

SCHEDULE:

Request for Qualifications: (RFQ) November 2026 Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) Due December 2026 Request for Proposals (RFP) Issued March 2027 Proposals Due December 2027 Announce Apparent Best Value February 2028 Estimated Notice to Proceed May 2028 Open to Traffic: October 2033

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

WSDOT plans to remove twelve (12) existing fish barriers within Clallam County with fish passable structures utilizing a Design-Build Delivery method (post-NEPA). WSDOT will use a two-step procurement process to select a Design-Build Contractor to deliver this Project. The Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is issued as the first step to solicit information in the form of Statement of Qualifications (SOQ). The SOQ will be evaluated to create a short-list of the most highly qualified Design-Build Submitters. In the second step, the short-listed Design-Build Proposers will be issued a Request for Proposal (RFP). The proposals will be evaluated and WSDOT will select the Design- Build Team that provides the Apparent Best Value based on the Design-Build scoring criteria.

The information in this notice is preliminary and is subject to change. Under no circumstances should his advertisement information be used for bidding or construction purposes.

PROJECT ESTIMATE:

The estimated contract cost of this project is approximately $170 to $210 Million.

PREQUALIFICATION:

Maximum Bidding Capacity in the amount of $210 Million or higher and the Submitter or at least one Major Participant must be prequalified for Work Class 6 in the total amount of $60 Million or higher.

PROJECT SCOPE:

In an effort to protect and restore salmon and trout runs, a federal court injunction requires WSDOT to significantly increase the efforts to remove state owned culverts that block habitat for salmon and trout. This project will replace 12 existing fish barrier crossings on SR112 in Clallam County with fish passable structures (buried structures and bridges) in compliance with the Federal Injunction regarding fish passage underneath WSDOT highways. This project will be delivered in Design-Build delivery method. This work will increase fish migration at stream crossings along SR112 to allow migratory salmon and trout to access their native spawning grounds. The project will be funded with state and federal funds.

LOCATION AND SIGNIFICANT AREAS OF WORK:

This project will remove existing barriers to fish migration at the following SR112 stream crossings and replace with fish-passable structures:

Clallam County:

A. Site ID # 990387, SR 112 MP 00.72, Snow Creek B. Site ID # 991259, SR 112 MP 12.26, Unnamed Tributary to Hoko River C. Site ID # 996684, SR 112 MP 17.14, Swamp Creek D. Site ID # 991732, SR 112 MP 29.12, Indian Creek to Strait of Juan de Fuca E. Site ID # 990941, SR 112 MP 29.70, Butler Creek to Butler Cove F. Site ID # 991258, SR 112 MP 29.71, Unnamed to Butler Creek G. Site ID # 990480, SR 112 MP 49.48, Whiskey Creek to Strait of Juan de Fuca H. Site ID # 996536, SR 112 MP 49.62, East Fork Whiskey Creek I. Site ID # 996539, SR 112 MP 51.53, Itsa Creek J. Site ID # 991738, SR 112 MP 51.60, Uptha Creek K. Site ID # 991661, SR112 MP 53.50, Falls Creek to Salt Creek L. Site ID # 991686, SR112 MP 56.50, Coville Creek

The Project will include, but is not limited to the following:

• Determination of the delivery approach for the 12 fish barriers.

• Providing design documents in support of the project.

• Coordination with WSDOT, WDFW, and the Makah, Lower Elwha Klallam, Port Gamble

S’Klallam, and Jamestown S’Klallam Tribes in determining the best fish passable solution.

• Acquiring all necessary environmental permits as an authorized agent of WSDOT.

• Acquiring all additional property rights as an authorized agent of WSDOT.

• Providing mitigation solutions for sensitive area impacts.

• Facilitating temporary and permanent utility adjustment and relocation.

• Project construction including but not limited to: building new water crossing structures, surveying, construction staging and maintenance of traffic, temporary illumination, constructing embankment, grading, retaining walls, channel grading and stream restoration, temporary stream bypass, fish exclusion, culvert removal or abandonment, paving, and pavement marking, stormwater drainage, signing, erosion and sediment control, and roadside planting.

PROJECT GOALS:

1. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation

2. Minimize Public Impacts

3. Environmental Stewardship and Collaboration

4. Excellent Project Management

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Eric Tolman, P.E./Project Engineer/ (253) 538-3374

The RFQ is scheduled to be advertised on November 9, 2026. A Voluntary Submitters Meeting is scheduled for November 2026. Additional details are available on the WSDOT website at:

https://wsdot.wa.gov/business-wsdot/contracts/search-contracting-opportunities/SR-112-E-Fork- Whiskey

Firms interested in participating on this project should visit the following site to have their company added to the interested parties list and to receive future notices on this project:

https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/WADOT/subscriber/new?topic_id=WADOT_712 https://wsdot.wa.gov/business-wsdot/contracts/search-contracting-opportunities https://wsdot.wa.gov/business-wsdot/contracts/search-contracting-opportunities https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/WADOT/subscriber/new?topic_id=WADOT_712

SR112/E FORK WHISKEY CREEK – REMOVE FISH BARRIERS

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