Huddleston Path & Sewer RFP

The City of Peachtree City, located in Fayette County, Georgia, is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms to provide professional services for a comprehensive infrastructure project along Huddleston Road. The project encompasses design and construction administration for storm drainage improvements, roadway reconfiguration, sanitary sewer collection system extension, and a multi-use path expansion. Specific project elements include extending sanitary sewer lines northward along Huddleston Road, Fulton Court, Tiger Way, Auburn Court, and D-Bob Industrial, as well as creating a multi-use path from 112 Huddleston Road to Paschall Road. Proposals will be evaluated using a weighted criteria system that includes Qualifications and Relevant Experience (25%), Project Understanding and Approach (30%), In-House Capabilities (15%), Cost (10%), References (10%), and Proposal Package Completeness (10%). The project timeline anticipates a 12-15 month design and permitting phase, with sealed proposals due on April 22, 2025, at 10:00 am local time. A non-mandatory pre-proposal conference call is scheduled for March 11, 2025, at 3:00 pm, and interested firms must demonstrate Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) pre-qualification in specified area classes.

Responding firms must meet specific insurance requirements, including $2 million in Commercial General Liability, $1 million in Auto Liability, $1 million in Umbrella coverage, and Workers' Compensation coverage. The project will involve direct coordination with the Peachtree City Water and Sewer Authority, which will reimburse the City for sewer system-related costs. While no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises are mentioned, the RFP requires firms to submit hourly rates that will remain fixed for three years. The proposal does not specify a precise budget range or total project value, but the comprehensive nature of the infrastructure improvements suggests a significant investment in municipal infrastructure. Successful bidders will need to demonstrate technical expertise in municipal engineering, particularly in storm drainage, roadway design, sewer collection systems, and multi-use path construction, with a focus on integrating new infrastructure with existing municipal systems.