RFP Construction Manager - The Watersheds Asset Rehabilitation Program

The selected experienced and qualified professional firm(s) will be tasked to provide construction management services for up to ten (10) projects as part of Valley Water's Watersheds Asset Rehabilitation Program (WARP). However, Valley Water reserves the right to update this list in the future, based on its operational needs and priorities. Any updates to the list shall be for projects of similar size and scope. The number of construction projects to be implemented within the time frame of this agreement can also be less than the identified ten (10) projects. Valley Water may amend the agreement with the selected firm to add construction management services for up to three (3) WARP projects of similar size and scope with an average estimated construction cost of $3M per project. If this option is exercised, the specific scope of services would be negotiated and included as an amendment to the agreement with the selected firm. Valley Water may, at its discretion, choose to initiate a new consultant agreement selection process for construction management services for these additional WARP projects and/or utilize Valley Water staff to perform such services. All firms (prime and subconsultants) performing licensed work such as design, preconstruction services such as design review, and licensed environmental services on any listed WARP projects are precluded from being part of the construction management team for the same projects. Refer to RFP Section 1.12.1 Conflict of Interest for Future Services. The Proposer shall have 10 years of experience in construction management of flood control/watersheds construction projects. o The Proposer shall have a minimum of 5 years of experience in each of the following areas of past construction projects: erosion repair of creek banks; concrete repair of channels; steel pile installation, consisting of a combination of cast-in-drill-hole (CIDH) piles, soldier piles, and silent pile driven steel piles; repair, rehabilitation and full restoration of engineered levees; and environmental restoration within natural channels, including native revegetation and removal of invasive species. o The Proposer shall have the following certifications, licenses, or affiliations for its construction managers: California Professional Engineer P.E. in Civil Engineering o The Proposer shall possess knowledge of regulations and codes regarding Caltrans Manuals, ACI, ICC, AWS AASHTO Greenbook, Cal/OSHA, construction management for public works projects and shall be familiar with local conditions including but not limited to utility relocations and traffic control within cities and towns located in Santa Clara County. o The Proposer shall also possess knowledge of regulations and codes and shall be familiar with local conditions relating to Section 5, Preliminary Scope of Services. Bid Bond 0.00% Payment Bond 0.00% Performance Bond 0.00% Submittals for RFP Questions due by 5 PM on October 20, 2022 Valley Water Response to Questions will be posted on October 27, 2022 Oral Interviews Tentatively Scheduled for Week of December 5, 2022 The undersigned understands and agrees to be bound to the proposed Scope of Services and Cost Proposal for 180 days from the date of proposal submittal. Proposers may not communicate with Valley Water Board Members, staff, or consultants who currently provide services for Valley Water. All inquiries regarding this upcoming solicitation should be directed to person named in the Contact Information section.

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