Pierce County, Washington is seeking on-call grant writing services for its Planning and Public Works department through Request for Proposal (RFP) #2025-RFP-070. The county aims to procure consulting services from multiple firms to support federal and state grant acquisition for infrastructure, maintenance, emergency management, transportation, and land acquisition projects. Consultants must have at least 5 years of experience writing grants for federal and state agencies such as the U.S....
Pierce County is conducting a Request for Qualifications (RFQ #2025-RFQ-112) to select a qualified consultant for On-Call Construction Management and Road Construction Inspection Services. The county seeks a consultant to provide comprehensive field construction inspection services for road construction projects, with specific requirements including on-site inspections, material and project compliance checks, daily reporting, project progress tracking, and safety observations. The selected...
The City of Seattle is seeking to establish a pool of qualified electrician service contractors through an Invitation to Bid (ITB) for on-demand electrical services across multiple city departments. The solicitation targets small electrical jobs valued under $200,000, with potential users including Seattle Public Utilities, Finance and Administrative Services, Seattle City Light, Seattle Department of Transportation, Seattle Parks and Recreation, and Seattle Center. Qualified bidders must hold a...
Pierce County is seeking a licensed contractor to perform comprehensive electrical testing, maintenance, and diagnostic services across various county-owned facilities, including the Chambers Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant, Environmental Services Building, and Sewer and Traffic Operations Center. The Request for Proposal (RFP #2024-RFP-756) requires an ANSI/NETA Certified Technician to conduct systematic electrical equipment and system inspections, covering over 300 electrical components such as transformers, air switches, circuit breakers, cables, and batteries. The initial contract term is two years with three potential one-year automatic renewals. Proposals are due on March 7, 2025, at 4:00 pm, with a deadline for questions on February 7, 2025. The evaluation criteria will assess proposals based on three key areas: Capacity and Availability (25 points), Qualifications and Experience (30 points), and Pricing (45 points). Proposers must provide electronic submittals through the county's eProcurement Portal and demonstrate compliance with various requirements, including E-Verify participation and Title VI non-discrimination guidelines.
The procurement does not specify explicit set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. The pricing structure allows for reimbursement of materials and lab fees at cost plus 15%, with the contractor responsible for providing all mobilization, equipment, tools, and safety gear. The county will provide licensed electricians to assist with equipment access. The contract includes estimated service quantities of 1,000 hours for field technician services, 50 hours for unscheduled call-out services, and 50 hours for diagnostic services. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly detailed, the contract allows for flexibility in service locations and potential expansion throughout the contract period. The county reserves the right to negotiate contract details and select the most advantageous proposal, with no guarantee of specific utilization volumes. Contractors must be prepared to perform comprehensive electrical testing across multiple county facilities, with the potential for additional sites to be incorporated during the contract term.