Feasibility Study Dec 2022- Civil West Eng_2026-01 RFP_Appendix A.pdf

This is a Feasibility Study document dated December 2022 prepared by Civil West Engineering for the City of Monroe, Oregon, examining raw water intake improvements and water system modernization initiatives. The study provides a comprehensive assessment of the City's water infrastructure needs and evaluates potential solutions for modernizing the raw water intake system in coordination with the USACE Section 1135 Long Tom River Ecosystem Restoration Project. The feasibility study identifies project scope, technical requirements, and implementation considerations necessary to support the subsequent RFP process for design, permitting, and construction services. The document serves as Appendix A to the 2026-01 RFP, establishing the technical foundation and baseline conditions upon which qualified engineering firms will develop their proposals.

The feasibility study presents engineering analysis, environmental considerations, and preliminary cost estimates to guide the selection of engineering consultants for the overall water system modernization effort. The document establishes the current state of the City's water infrastructure, identifies deficiencies, and outlines potential improvement alternatives with associated feasibility assessments. This study informs the procurement process by providing all prospective bidders with consistent technical information and establishing the baseline understanding necessary for developing responsive design and implementation proposals.