751/26404. MNB; Harley BAS - BAS Improvement

The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State Facilities Administration Design and Construction Division is requesting proposals for professional design and engineering services for the Harley Ensign Boating Access Site Improvements project, with proposals due October 8, 2026 at 2:00 PM Eastern Time and a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on September 22, 2026 at 10:00 AM at the project site.

The scope encompasses design phases 100 through 500 (Study, Program Analysis, Schematic Design, Preliminary Design, and Final Design) and Construction Administration (office and field services). Addendum No. 02, issued September 28, 2026, modifies the original scope to evaluate and potentially replace the east-end car park; evaluate all site parking areas for full removal versus mill-and-overlay approaches; assess restroom facilities for full replacement or rehabilitation; add a Phase 100 study meeting deliverable; and remove Phases 600 and 700 from the current scope pending further definition. The lift station and east-end car park will be funded separately, requiring proposers to provide separate design costs for these elements. Key project deliverables include a 50% design submittal with preliminary cost estimates, 90% design submittal, 100% final design documents with final cost estimates, and front-end final review. The project site is located at 32995 S River Road, Harrison Township, Michigan 48045. Proposers must hold Michigan professional engineering licenses and submit a Certification of Michigan Based Business and Responsibility Certification. Compensation is structured as billable hourly rates by staff classification with reimbursable expenses for printing, soil borings, site surveys, and laboratory testing; travel expenses exceeding 100 miles one-way are reimbursable at State of Michigan rates. Technical qualifications are weighted at 80% and cost proposal at 20% in the evaluation. Award recommendation is expected within thirty days of the proposal due date. Written questions are due September 25, 2026 at 2:00 PM. Proposals must be submitted electronically through SIGMA VSS and not exceed 25 megabytes.