Bid Notice-NW High School Basin Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation.pdf

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NW High School Basin Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
Solicitation number
2026-12-0-2027/KW
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Washington County, Mcminnville City, Oregon

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This bid notice, issued by the City of Portland, Oregon, solicits engineering and professional services for the NW High School Basin Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation project. The scope of work requires the development of a conceptual plan and 100% construction documents for the rehabilitation and/or replacement of sanitary sewers within the NW High School Basin, with the primary objective of reducing inflow and infiltration volumes. The project is designed to improve the efficiency and capacity of the existing sanitary sewer infrastructure serving the area. Specific response dates, due dates for submissions, site visit schedules, and any pre-bid meetings or bidder conferences are referenced in the notice, though detailed timeline information should be verified directly with the City of Portland's procurement department.

The notice establishes the framework for competitive bidding on professional services, with pricing terms and contractor qualifications to be evaluated according to the City's standard procurement procedures. Interested firms should review all technical requirements, submittal instructions, and evaluation criteria outlined in the complete bid documents. Funding for this project is provided through the City's capital improvement budget, with sources potentially including utility revenues or grants. Contractors selected for this work must demonstrate relevant experience in sanitary sewer rehabilitation projects and possess appropriate professional licensing and certifications required by the State of Oregon and the City of Portland.

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