Gate 2 Road/Central Avenue Transportation Corridor Study
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 9132024-02
- State
- North Carolina
- Responses due
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About this opportunity
The Town of Butner, North Carolina is conducting a qualification-based selection process to procure professional services for the Gate 2 Road/Central Avenue Corridor Infrastructure Study. The Town is seeking a multi-disciplinary firm or team with expertise in engineering, stormwater, planning, transportation, and landscape architecture to inventory the existing study area and provide recommendations on roadway design, stormwater, utilities, landscaping, and corridor beautification. The study area encompasses Gate 2 Road, Central Avenue, and the Butner Gateway area. Proposals are due by April 22, 2024 at 5:00 PM EST, and the Town anticipates selecting a firm by July 2024. The selected firm will be required to provide various services, which may include surveying, design, and permitting. The contract will be negotiated on the basis of demonstrated competence and qualifications, with the possibility of multiple contracts depending on the projects and funding sources involved.
The Town encourages proposals submitted by small, minority, veteran-owned and woman-owned firms. No specific pricing information is requested as part of the submittal, and the contract will be negotiated on the basis of demonstrated competence and qualifications. The Town has not provided any information about incumbent vendors or contractors, nor have they specified a budget range for this project.
Opportunity text
The Town of Butner, North Carolina, ("Town") is conducting a qualification-based selection process for professional services from qualified firms who wish to be considered for providing the Town a Gate 2 Road Central Avenue Corridor Infrastructure Study (the "Project"). A study area map for the Project is included in Exhibit 1 and 2. Qualified firms that can demonstrate experience working with North Carolina's local governments are encouraged to respond. Proposers should have a multi-disciplinary approach in engineering, stormwater, planning, transportation, and landscape architecture. Firms that do not have all services in house may include subcontractors who will be part of their project team in their response. The Town encourages proposals submitted by small, minority, veteran-owned and woman-owned firms.
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