Waubonsie Plan Set_09-04-36-03 water distribution for cabins 2009.html

This file is a vendor registration login page for the State of Iowa's procurement system, IMPACS (Iowa Manage Procurement and Contract Services), operated through the JAGGAER platform. However, the associated contract opportunity is issued by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for the Waubonsie Water Supply Improvement Project at Waubonsie State Park in Fremont County. The project seeks a qualified engineering consulting firm to design comprehensive improvements to the water distribution system, including replacement of waterlines, pressure reducing valves, and plumbing infrastructure. Key deliverables include facility plans, final designs, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, permit acquisition, and construction administration support. The proposal submission deadline is May 20, 2025, at 4:00 PM Central Time, with no mandatory site visit required. The contract term is 11 months commencing on the date of contract execution. Proposals will be evaluated using a 100-point scoring system: 20 points for cost, 40 points for professional experience and project team qualifications, and 40 points for the work plan and RFP compliance. Respondents scoring below 25 total points will be deemed ineligible for award. Proposals must include three letters of reference from previous clients and be submitted as separate technical and cost proposal files.

The DNR has established a construction budget range of $115,000 to $145,000, with a detailed breakdown including $65,000 for general construction, $10,000 for valve pit work, $25,000 for connections and incidentals, $15,000 for well building plumbing, and $30,000 contingency. The project specifications include a 15SQE10-220 Grundfos Submersible Pump and requires replacement of all plumbing inside the existing well building. The DNR reserves the right to award to the respondent providing the best value and may apply preferences for Iowa-based businesses. The state is open to increasing the construction budget if the evaluation identifies higher costs for recommended improvements. Proposal terms remain firm for 120 days following the submission deadline.