Waubonsie Water Supply Improvement Project

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking professional engineering and architectural services for the Waubonsie Water Supply Improvement Project, located in Fremont County. The project involves comprehensive water supply infrastructure enhancements at Waubonsie State Park, with a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued under solicitation number 25CRDLWBGANTO-0015. Potential respondents are required to submit detailed proposals by May 20, 2025, at 4:00 PM CDT through the IMPACS Electronic Procurement System. Written questions and clarification requests must be submitted no later than May 9, 2025, and all proposal terms, including pricing, will remain fixed for a 120-day firm proposal period. The procurement will be conducted with specific payment terms of 0% 0, Net 60, and funded in US Dollars, with complete contract terms and conditions to be available on the Iowa Department of Administrative Services website. While no mandatory site visit is scheduled, respondents are expected to thoroughly review all attached project documentation, including water distribution details and comprehensive project overviews.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly outlined in the provided documentation. The procurement will be open to qualified professional engineering and architectural firms capable of executing the water supply improvement project. Payment will be processed in US Dollars, though a specific budget range or project award value was not disclosed in the available materials. The project will utilize the existing infrastructure at Waubonsie State Park, with the selected vendor expected to integrate new water supply improvements seamlessly with current systems. The procurement will be managed entirely through the IMPACS Electronic Procurement System, ensuring a standardized and transparent selection process. Respondents should be prepared to demonstrate technical expertise in water infrastructure design, engineering capabilities, and a comprehensive understanding of state park water supply requirements.