Engineering for water & Sewer Projects

under evaluation

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Statements of qualifications and proposals are being requested from engineering/architectural firms with a strong record in successfully assisting local governments with the implementation of a Georgia Environmental Finance Authority State Revolving Fund program. Responding firms should be technically qualified and licensed in the State of Georgia to provide these services. Plans are to contract for engineering/architectural preliminary design services required for potential CDBG, GEFA, USDA, or EIP Projects and, if funded, for engineering services for the implementation of the projects. The purpose of the project is to provide Water and Sewer Improvements for the City of Louisville. Information which should be submitted for our evaluation is as follows: 1) History of firm and resources 2) CDBG/GEFA/USDA/EIP experience, including other grant programs. 3) Key personnel/qualifications 4) Current workload 5) Scope and level of service proposed. 6) Experience with similar projects and list of references 7) Fees and/or Percentages (if any) associated with the Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the application, and Design and Construction Management Services, if the project is funded. 8) Errors and Omissions Insurance 9) Statement of Qualifications Form 10) Section 3 Certification Form Interested parties should request copies of the Statement of Qualifications Form and Section 3 Solicitation Package prior to preparing and submitting their proposal. Proposals should be received no later than 5:00 PM on June 8, 2026. Proposals received after the above date and time may not be considered. We reserve the right to accept or reject any and all proposals and to waive informalities in the proposal process. Questions, Statement of Qualifications and Section 3 Certification form requests (i.e., request for Section 3 preference), and proposal packages should be submitted to the City.

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Waste Processing and Treatment