Lewis County’s Public Works‑Roads department is seeking qualified consulting firms to provide wetland and stream delineation, mitigation, and related environmental services for two federally funded County Safety projects (Phase 1 and Phase 2) in 2025. The contract will run for approximately twelve months with an option to extend, and the total anticipated value for both projects is up to $48,000. Consultants must submit a single Statement of Qualifications that addresses both phases, covering existing‑conditions reconnaissance, wetland/stream delineations, mitigation design, and bank‑use plans. The work includes field investigations, mapping, and timely reporting (fieldwork schedule within 1 week of contract execution; delineation reports within 6 weeks). A voluntary small‑business participation goal of 10 % is set. The selection will be based on staffing expertise, relevant experience, past performance, schedule adherence, SBE goal approach, and overall SOQ quality.
• Scope: reconnaissance, wetland & stream delineations, mitigation design, bank‑use plans for two safety‑improvement sites.
• Duration: ~12 months (with possible extensions).
• Maximum contract value: $48,000 total.
• Submission deadline: Oct 14 2026 2:00 pm (electronic via OpenGov).
• Mandatory qualifications: 15‑page SOQ, experience with WSDOT/FHWA standards, ability to meet schedule.
• Evaluation criteria weighted across expertise, experience, performance, schedule, SBE goal, and overall SOQ.
• Contact: Ann Weckback, Environmental Planner, (360) 740‑1440,
[email protected].