Project Initiation Documents for the Eucalyptus Street Extension over the Oro Grande Wash

The City of Victorville is seeking a qualified civil engineering consulting firm to prepare a Project Initiation Document (PID) in the form of a Project Study Report–Project Development Support (PSR-PDS) for the proposed extension of Eucalyptus Street across the Oro Grande Wash. The selected Consultant will perform all necessary technical studies, analyses, coordination, and documentation required to prepare a PSR-PDS. The study will evaluate the feasibility of providing a new east-west transportation corridor connecting the Golden Triangle area to the existing and planned regional transportation network. The scope of work includes: introduction, existing conditions and background, purpose and need, alternatives analysis, traffic operations and regional circulation, system and regional planning, environmental considerations and permitting, hydrology, hydraulics, geotechnical, and drainage, right-of-way and utilities, cost estimates and implementation strategy, and funding and project development. The City has an allocated budget of approximately $500,000 for completion of the Scope of Services. • The Consultant shall prepare a PSR-PDS to evaluate the feasibility of providing a new east-west transportation corridor. • The study shall establish the project purpose and need, evaluate conceptual improvement alternatives, identify project constraints and implementation considerations, and develop the technical information necessary to support future environmental clearance, project programming, and state and federal funding opportunities. • The Consultant shall perform all necessary technical studies, analyses, coordination, and documentation required to prepare a PSR-PDS. • The City has an allocated budget of approximately $500,000 for completion of the Scope of Services. • The selected Consultant shall prepare a PSR-PDS within six (6) months from the City’s Notice to Proceed (NTP). • The Consultant shall identify any clarifications, assumptions, or conditions that may affect the proposed scope of services, schedule, level of effort, staffing, fee, or successful completion of the project.