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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF AUGUST 1,1997 PSA#1900USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 101 S.W. Main St., Suite
1300, Portland, OR 97204 C -- ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERING FOR FINAL DESIGN OF A DEBRIS BASINS,
FLOOD CONDUIT & CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS ON BULLARD & DEADMAN CREEKS IN
LAKEVIEW, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON SOL NRCS-71-OR-97 DUE 082297 POC Rene'
Walls, Contracting Officer, 503 414-3212, Ben Doerge, Technical
Contact, 503 414-3245 EXT 1690 DEADMAN-BULLARD WATERSHED PROTECTION AND
FLOOD PREVENTION PROJECT, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON. The Natural Resources
Conservation Service, Portland, Oregon, proposes to contract for the
final design of four debris basins, a buried flood conduit, six road
crossings, and channel improvements on Bullard Creek and two debris
basins on Deadman Creek, located in or near the Town of Lakeview,
Oregon. The final design shall include the preparation of construction
drawings and specifications. These works of improvement comprise a
portion of the Deadman-Bullard Watershed Protection and Flood
Prevention Project, which was developed by the NRCS for the Town of
Lakeview, the Lakeview Soil and Water Conservation District, and Lake
County. The final design shall conform to the functional requirements
of the Deadman-Bullard Watershed Plan and Environmental Assessment. The
overall project also includes a 55 foot high roller-compacted concrete
floodwater retarding structure, which is currently being designed
under a separate contract. This structure must be completed before the
remaining works of improvement are installed. The contract will
require services including: a) hydrologic, hydraulic, geotechnical, and
structural design of (i) debris basins, including a reinforced concrete
drop spillway, auxiliary earth/riprap spillway, trash rack, and
provision for fish passage, (ii) buried reinforced concrete box
conduit, and (iii) channel improvements, including vegetative design,
and (iv) culvert road crossings; b) preparation of final construction
drawings and specifications, design report, cost estimate, bid
schedule, operation and maintenance plan, quality assurance plan, and
design folder; and c) consultative services during construction. The
NRCS has already completed the geologic investigations for this
project. The contract will be a firm, fixed-price Architect-Engineer
(A&E) contract. The estimated cost for this project is between $500,000
and $1 million. The A&E contract for final design is estimated to have
a performance time of 300 calendar days. Construction of the project
is expected to be divided into three annual phases in the following
order: 1)debris basins, 2)channel improvements and road crossings, and
3)flood conduit. Construction has an estimated start date of April
2000 and an estimated completion date of October 2002. Selection for
this project will be based on the following criteria, shown in
descending order of importance: a. Specialized experience and technical
competence including knowledge of NRCS policy, criteria, competence
including kcompetence including knowledge of NRCS criteria, policy and
procedures; b. Professional qualifications necessary for satisfactory
performance; c. Past performance on contracts with Federal government
and private industry; d. Capacity to accomplish the work in the
required time; and e. Location in general geographic area of the
project and demonstrated knowledge of the locality of the project. No
other information will be sent out and no RFP will be issued for this
project. All SF-254 and SF-255 received before 4:00 PM August 22, 1997
will be considered.See Note(s) 25. (0210) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0024 19970801\C-0006.SOL)
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