2023 Duvall Wastewater Treatment Plant Office Building Remodel (Rebid)

Pre-Bid: May 11th or 18th @ 9:30am at the WWTP Office site: 14525 Main St NE, Duvall 

Bid Due: 5/25/2023 @ 1:00 pm PDT

Bid Documents: WWTP Office Remodel (Rebid) - Builders Exchange DUV #26

Description: This project is a level 3 alteration of the Public Works Department Building and includes a 1,339 square foot (sf) expansion at the second level. The 2,560 sf existing footprint is to remain the same for a gross project area of 4,905 sf. The renovation includes the interior reconfiguration of rooms, new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, windows, siding, exterior lighting, relocating building entrances, and structural improvements. Site development includes screening around mechanical equipment and trash receptacles, new concrete walkway, ADA ramp from right-of-way, emergency generator, EV charging station(s), and parking lot striping. 

Original Bid (not active): WWTP Office Remodel - Builders Exchange DUV#25

Request for Qualifications:
Sewer Inflow and Infiltration Planning and Design

Qualifications Due: 5/25/2023 @ 2:00 pm PDT

RFQ Document: Request for Qualifications - Sewer Inflow and Infiltration

Description: The 2021 Sewer Utility Capital Improvement Program Update indicated that the City needs a wastewater rehabilitation program to reduce the amount of I&I that enters the collection system. The CIP has broken up the I&I program into two separate projects: program planning (long term/annual) and construction (short term):

• CP-1: Infiltration and Inflow Program: On-going Citywide program to identify Infiltration and Inflow issues throughout the City’s collection system (monitoring, inspection, etc.)
• CS-1: Infiltration and Inflow Repair: Address found I&I issues (CIPP, injection grouting, pipe replacement, lid replacement, etc.)

Most I&I issues are assumed to be in the Old Town area of the City where the sewer main piping is aged concrete bell and spigot. City Council approved the 2023/2024 budget with $615,000 to build our I&I program and complete the initial annual maintenance. In early 2023, the City began monitoring flow at four locations throughout Old Town in preparation for this I&I program. Data collection began on March 1 and is expected to be collected through July/August 2023.

Using this data collection set, the consultant will create a maintenance program to reduce I&I into our system. Additionally, the selected consultant will design a construction plan set for the 2024 maintenance program based on the consultant’s highest priority findings.

2023 Pavement Overlay

Bid Due: 5/31/2023 @ 10:00 am PDT

Bid Documents: 2023 Pavement Overlay - Builders Exchange DUV #27

Description: Bid documents are posted on Builder's Exchange (bxwa.com). The work in this contract includes edge or full width roadway planing, patching, base repairs, 2” Overlays, striping, utility adjustments and ADA ramp retrofits for approximately three-quarters of a mile of roadway between Cherry Valley Road and Big Rock Road in the City of Duvall and other related activities as specified in the contract documents. This project is partially funded with TIB funds. The Work must be completed within 60 working days after the commencement date stated in the Notice to Proceed. 

Request for Qualifications:
142nd Pl Sidewalk Improvements, Phase 2 - Design

Qualifications Due: 6/9/2023 @ 12:00 pm PDT

RFQ Document: Request for Qualifications - 142nd Pl Sidewalk Improvement, Ph. 2
RFQ Advertisement: Advertisement - 142nd Pl Sidewalk Improvements, Ph. 2
RFQ Questions / Answers No. 1: RFQ Questions / Clarifications No. 1

Description: This project calls for design to address pedestrian safety and accessibility needs on NE 142nd Place from 278th Ave NE to 275th Avenue NE. The 142nd Pl Sidewalk Improvement, Phase 2 will consist of design and construction of approximately 800 linear feet of five-foot-wide sidewalk, with ADA ramps, on the north side of NE 142nd Place. This sidewalk shall include a planter strip or bioretention swale to add separation from the roadway. Design elements are expected to include concrete sidewalk, curb gutter, stormwater improvements, minor widening, bike lanes, and landscaping. All work is expected to be constructed within the City’s right-of-way. See RFQ for more detailed information.

The design of this project is funded by King County’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program through the Community Development Housing, Homelessness and Community Development Division. These funds are federal and passed through KCHHCD from Housing and Urban Development (HUD)The design of this project shall follow all requirements outlined in the Contract for Professional Services because all Federal Requirements provided by King County have been incorporated into the contract.