City of Port Arthur street and drainage engineering services
City of Port Arthur — Port Arthur, Jefferson County, TX
Drainage design · Hydrology & hydraulics · Stormwater · Transportation drainage
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Project summary
The City will select up to five roadway design engineers for its street program and a drainage engineer for intermittent, on-call work until grant funding is secured for a city-wide master drainage plan. Typical design items include storm drain plans, grading and drainage plans, hydrology and hydraulics analysis, stormwater pollution prevention plans and permitting.
Agency requirements
Request for qualifications with sealed paper submittals to the City Secretary; faxed or electronic submittals are not accepted. Work is performed under the direction of a Texas-registered professional engineer. Evaluation weighs firm and personnel experience, knowledge of the City's drainage systems, project approach and use of Port Arthur businesses. The contract requires professional liability of $1 million, general liability and workers' compensation insurance.
Summarized from the solicitation. Confirm every requirement in the official documents and addenda.
- Source: RFQ P26-060 (external site, opens in a new tab)
- Source: Addendum No. 1 (deadline change) (external site, opens in a new tab)
How HERO E&C can support your team
Drainage and hydrology subconsultant to roadway design teams: storm drain hydraulics, grading and drainage plans, and hydrology and hydraulics analysis for street drainage improvements.
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