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Request for Qualifications for Qualifications-Based Selection for Professional Architecture and Engineering Services Morrison Creek Flood Mitigation and Storage Assessment
PROPOSALS DUE
November 02, 2026, 6:00 pm PST
19 days left
WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
Pacific County, through its emergency management office and in partnership with the Pacific Conservation District, is seeking a qualified engineering and design team to assess flood risk across the entire Morrison Creek watershed, including downtown South Bend, Washington. Morrison Creek flows into the lower Willapa River, and recurring, damaging floods affect downtown streets, businesses, homes, public spaces and US 101.
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
6E1-001-9-26
Budget
Up to $235,000
Published
Entity type
County
State
Washington
Summarized from the Pacific County portal.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Submit the statement of qualifications by email as a single PDF no larger than 20 MB to Scott McDougall, Director of the Pacific County Emergency Management Agency (smcdougall@co.pacific.wa.us), copying bnewman@pacificcd.org, jblalock@pacificcd.org, aengel@pacificcd.org and mmedina@co.pacific.wa.us. Use the subject line "Morrison Creek Flood Mitigation and Storage Assessment - RFQ No. 6E1-001-9-26". Include no fees, rates or other price information. Scored response items are limited to 10 pages. The County confirms receipt by reply email, and the respondent must follow up if none arrives. Late submissions may not be considered.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541330
541620
Water Resource Management
Architecture and Engineering Design
Watershed and Habitat Restoration Strategy
Community Engagement Strategy
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