Hwy 54 Bridge Design

The City of Peachtree City, located in Fayette County, Georgia, is soliciting proposals from qualified consulting firms to provide comprehensive professional design services for the Highway 54 W, Walt Banks Road, and Carriage Lane intersection improvement project. The procurement encompasses a full range of design disciplines including grading, traffic control, drainage systems, utility detection and relocation, ramp and bridge construction, landscaping, and multi-use path extension. The successful consulting firm must demonstrate expertise in transportation infrastructure design, intersection improvements, and multi-modal connectivity solutions. The project deadline for proposal submissions is March 10, 2026, with the posting date of February 9, 2026, providing firms approximately one month to prepare and submit their responses. The RFP document, available as an 11MB file, contains detailed scope requirements, technical specifications, evaluation criteria, pricing requirements, and submission procedures that interested firms must review thoroughly to ensure full compliance with the City's procurement standards and project objectives. Specific information regarding site visit schedules, pre-bid meetings, and award timelines should be referenced within the RFP documentation.

The RFP document does not specify particular set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or incumbent vendor information based on the available summary materials. Budget allocation, contract term duration, renewal options, and funding sources for this infrastructure improvement project should be detailed within the complete RFP documentation. Consulting firms responding to this opportunity should review all sections of the RFP to understand the complete scope, technical requirements, and submission procedures specific to the City of Peachtree City's procurement standards for this transportation design project. Additional details regarding possible award values, budget ranges, and any applicable preferences for qualified firms would be contained in the full proposal documents available through the City's procurement process.