RFQ Material Testing Services, 70th Avenue Improvements Phase 2

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

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Fed Aid#: STBGUL-2865(001) & Fed Aid#: STBGUL-3214(004)
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Washington
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The City of University Place, Washington is seeking qualified consulting firms to provide material testing services for the 70th Avenue Improvements Phase 2 and 40th Street Project, with proposals due September 25, 2026. Both projects are scheduled to commence construction on November 16, 2026 and complete by June 15, 2027.

The consultant will perform material testing during active construction on two concurrent infrastructure projects that will construct curb, gutter, sidewalk, landscaped buffer, bike lane, street lighting, flashing pedestrian crossing beacons, contrasting pavement marking, and pedestrian and bicycle amenities. Pedestrian accessibility ramps and landings will be constructed at all intersections to conform to current WSDOT design standards. The consultant must be available throughout the construction work window and demonstrate expertise in material testing services for infrastructure construction.

No contract value, budget range, term length, set-asides, preferences, evaluation criteria, or incumbent information is available in the source materials. Questions due date and any pre-bid or site-visit meetings are not specified. Prospective proposers should refer to the complete RFQ documentation for submission requirements, evaluation methodology, and award timeline.

Opportunity text

University Place seeks Consulting firms with expertise in material testing services for the Construction phase of the 70th Avenue Improvements Phase 2 and the 40th Street Project. Both projects have an estimated to start construction date of November 16th, 2026 and estimated completion date of June 15th, 2027. We expect the consultant to be available for material testing during that work window. Both projects will construct curb, gutter, sidewalk, landscaped buffer, bike lane, street lighting, flashing pedestrian crossing beacons, contrasting pavement marking, and pedestrian/bicycle amenities. Pedestrian accessibility ramps and landings will be constructed at all intersections to conform to the current WSDOT design standards.

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