Coffman Road Rehabilitation, Phase II

Mesa County Public Works is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from consultants for the Coffman Road Rehabilitation, Phase II Project through a Request for Qualifications (RFQ-25-COFF2-13). The project involves rehabilitating approximately 3,100 feet of Coffman Road from Highway 141 north to 675 Coffman Road, with specific objectives including updating the geotechnical investigation, designing a rehabilitated pavement section with paved shoulders, realigning the Coffman Road and 1st Street intersection, and replacing a minor bridge structure at Callow Creek. Consultants will be required to prepare detailed improvement alternatives, construction plans, and specifications. The evaluation criteria will focus on team qualifications, technical expertise, project approach, proposed schedule, previous project experience, and familiarity with the project area. Submissions are due by 5:00 pm MST on 10/23/25, with the anticipated contract award date of 10/30/25. The contract is expected to span one year or until construction completion, with final construction plans and contract documents due by 8/31/26. The selection process will involve a comprehensive review by a Selection Committee, potentially including interviews with shortlisted firms.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations are explicitly mentioned in the procurement documents. The project will be funded through Mesa County, with no indication of specific grant or external funding sources. Consultants must comply with state and federal regulations, including accessibility standards, and provide comprehensive documentation throughout the design and construction phases. While no incumbent vendors are identified, the project builds upon a corridor study and preliminary design completed in 2023. The RFQ requires detailed submissions including team qualifications, organizational charts, project understanding, design methodology, and past performance. Though a specific budget range is not provided, the comprehensive nature of the project—involving road rehabilitation, intersection improvements, and bridge structure replacement—suggests a substantial investment in infrastructure improvement for the Mesa County area.