Corydon Well Replacement Project – Professional Design, Bidding Support and Engineering Services During Construction

Design a new municipal groundwater production well, abandonment of the existing Corydon Well, design and construction support for associated wellhead and site facilities, bidding support, full-time construction management and hydrogeological oversight for the well-drilling phase, and engineering services during construction for the well-equipping phase.
GEI is seeking qualified firms interested in providing services including:
• Hydrogeology, groundwater evaluation, aquifer analysis, municipal well design
• Well drilling, construction, development, testing, abandonment oversight
• Borehole geophysical, electric, caliper logging, video surveys
• Civil engineering, site design, grading, drainage, pipeline design, utility coordination, hydraulic analysis, surge analysis
• Structural, mechanical, acoustical, sound-attenuation design
• Electrical engineering, instrumentation controls, SCADA, communications, motor control centers, electric utility coordination
• Topographic surveying, boundary/easement research, ROW/utility mapping, construction surveying
• Geotechnical investigation, soil borings, seismic and foundation analysis, soil laboratory testing, corrosion testing
• Utility locating, potholing, vacuum excavation, subsurface utility investigation
• Water-quality sampling, lab testing
• Environmental, regulatory, permitting support (SWRCB Division of Drinking Water coordination, Drinking Water Source Assessment and Protection documentation, NPDES waste-discharge requirements, local agency permitting
• Construction management/inspection, bid-phase support, submittal, RFI review, change-order support, startup, commissioning, record drawings
• Build/Buy American Iron/Steel compliance, domestic-product sourcing research, documentation, waiver support
• Cost estimating, scheduling, constructability review, QA/QC, CADD production
• Community engagement, stakeholder coordination, public notifications, resident notices

NAICS codes: 541310, 541690, 541360, 541370, 541380, 541620, 238910, 541340, 541820

Certified DBE firms and other qualified small and diverse businesses are strongly encouraged to respond. Interested firms should provide:
• A firm overview and primary contact information
• A description of the services the firm can provide
• Applicable NAICS codes
• Relevant municipal water, groundwater well, and public-agency project experience
• Key personnel qualifications and resumes
• Current certification information, including the certification type, certifying agency, certification number, and expiration date
• Applicable California professional license information
• A proposed fee, quotation, or hourly-rate schedule for the services offered
• Confirmation of staff availability during the anticipated project schedule
• A current California Air Resources Board Certificate of Reported Compliance
• Current Department of Industrial Relations registration when the proposed services constitute public work
• Unique Entity Identifier and System for Award Management status, if applicable

GEI is committed to good faith outreach and inclusion of Community Business Enterprises in this opportunity. GEI will evaluate potential subconsultants based on demonstrated qualifications, relevant experience, availability, responsiveness, regulatory compliance, and competitive pricing. Issuance of this notice does not guarantee a subcontract award.