Description
The City of Detroit is seeking a consultant to provide grant/loan administration and civil engineering services for the City's water system rehabilitation project. The project involves constructing an emergency potable water intertie between Detroit and Idanha, consisting of approximately 25,000 feet of new water main, alterations to existing pressure reducing valve stations, a new bidirectional pump station, and a bidirectional flow meter. The selected consultant will be responsible for providing engineering design and feasibility services for the project, with the possibility of providing construction oversight and construction management services in the second phase of the project. The consultant should have experience with grant funding administration and water system engineering, and should be able to demonstrate their understanding of the City's needs and their approach to the work.
• The project has two phases, with the first phase being for engineering design and feasibility, and the second phase consisting of construction oversight and construction management.
• The selected consultant will be responsible for providing grant/loan administration and civil engineering services.
• The consultant should have experience with grant funding administration and water system engineering.
• The City is seeking a consultant that can provide effective service and address travel costs and travel time issues.
• The consultant should be able to demonstrate their understanding of the City's needs and their approach to the work.