Environmental, Engineering Design, Landscaping/Irrigation Design and Survey Services - Santiago Creek Multipurpose Trail Extension

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Solicitation number
26-27.03, SP-4118
State
California
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The City of Orange, Public Works Department – Engineering Division is requesting proposals for environmental documentation, engineering design, and survey services for the Santiago Creek Multipurpose Trail Extension Project under RFP No. 26-27.03, with proposals due October 8, 2026.

The scope encompasses NEPA and CEQA documentation with all supporting technical studies identified in the City's approved Preliminary Environmental Study; hydraulic analysis; geotechnical analysis; right-of-way engineering; field survey; final engineering including design plans and profiles; landscape and irrigation design; and structural bridge design for a trail alignment and two prefabricated pedestrian and bicycle bridges. The consultant must be capable of delivering the full environmental permitting pathway and the design-phase services across multiple disciplines.

The procurement is open to all qualified consultants. No set-aside, preference program, or eligibility restriction is stated. No estimated contract value, contract term, or place of performance beyond Orange County is specified in the solicitation notice. No pre-bid meeting, site visit, or question deadline is identified; the proposal due date is October 8, 2026.

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The City of Orange, Public Works Department - Engineering Division requests a proposal for the Santiago Creek Multipurpose Trail Extension Project (RFP No. 26-27.03; SP-4118). The City is requesting consultant services for the preparation of appropriate National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) documentationincluding all necessary supportive technical studies as identified in the City's approved Preliminary Environmental Study (PES)as well as hydraulic analysis, geotechnical analysis, right of way engineering, field survey, final engineering (design plan and profile), landscape/irrigation design, and structural bridge design for a trail alignment and two separate prefabricated pedestrian/bicycle bridges.

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