TRFP26006507 Cost Proposal.xlsx

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RIDOT: Consultant - Warren Resilience & Managed Retreat Research & Strategies
Solicitation number
TRFP26006507
Issued by
Bristol County, Rhode Island

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This is a Cost Proposal form for consultant services issued by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) for the Town of Warren Resilience and Managed Retreat Research and Strategies project (TRFP26006507). The solicitation requests comprehensive consultant services to develop sustainable transportation asset management solutions for three critical corridors in Warren: Market Street, Child Street (RI-103), and Metacom Avenue (RI-136). The primary deliverables include a flood mitigation analysis, feasibility analysis of nature-based solutions, culverts assessment report, cost estimates for roadway resurfacing using cost-efficient materials and innovative techniques, prioritization of resilient and environmentally sustainable solutions, cost estimates for long-term transportation infrastructure treatments to address sea-level elevation changes and support Warren's managed retreat plan, and an alternative analysis and recommendations report. The solicitation period runs from April 10, 2026, through May 8, 2026, with vendor questions accepted through April 29, 2026, at 5:00 PM EDT. Proposals must be submitted electronically through Ocean State Procures by May 8, 2026, at 1:00 PM EDT. The initial contract period begins in June 2026 for a three-year term.

Respondents must submit a fully inclusive lump sum cost proposal to complete all project tasks, with rates including profit and overhead. Costs are presented on a performance-based contract basis, with requisitions submitted upon task and deliverable completion and payments made only when deliverables are accepted and approved by the State. Respondents must carry coordination costs into their deliverables, and those failing to utilize the provided Cost Proposal sheet may be disqualified from consideration. The solicitation includes Inclusionary Small Business Enterprise (ISBE) participation requirements with points awarded based on minority-owned, women-owned, and disability business enterprise utilization rates. Vendors must maintain professional liability insurance of $2,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 annual aggregate coverage, along with general liability, workers compensation, and automobile liability insurance. A contract administrative fee of 0.33 percent of annual contract spend will be withheld from invoices. Selected consultants must register in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to award and complete mandatory federal and state compliance certifications.

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TRFP26006507

Consultant Services for Warren, RI Resilience and Managed Retreat Research and Strategies

Company
Address
Print Name
Title
Signature
TASKDELIVERABLECOST
1Develop Flood Mitigation analysis
2Conduct Feasability Analysis of nature-based solutions to mitigate flooding
3Develop Culverts Assessment Report
4Develop cost estimate of resurfacing State roadways within the project area with cost-efficient materials and innovative techniques.
5Prioritize resilient environmentally sustainable solutions using innovative climate research
6Develop Cost Estimates for long-term treatments for transportation infrastructure to mitigate fluctuations and relative sea-level elevations and facilitate Warren's managed retreat plan, Market St to Metacom Ave
7Develop Alternative analysis and recommendations report
$0.00
Respondents shall provide a fully inclusive, lump sum cost to complete the project tasks. Rates shall include profit and overhead. These shall be the only eligible costs payable to the Consultant. Should the State request that the Consultant perform additional related tasks, the parties will agree upon additional compensation terms prior to the Request for Change.
Respondents that do not utilize this Cost Proposal sheet may be disqualified from further consideration.
Respondents shall carry the costs for coordination into the deliverables.
This will be a performance-based contract. Requisitions shall be submitted when tasks/ deliverables are complete. Payments shall be made when tasks/deliverables are accepted and approved by the State.

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