On-Call Professional Services FY24-FY29

The City of Prescott has awarded a contract to T2 UES, Inc. for on-call professional services related to subsurface utility engineering. The contract includes a scope of work that covers various tasks such as utility investigation, design, and construction administration. The contract has a term of three years, with the option to renew for an additional four one-year extensions. The maximum contract amount is $150,000 per fiscal year. The City of Prescott is seeking a professional services provider to assist with the planning, design, and construction of various infrastructure projects, including transportation, utilities, and public works. The provider will be responsible for performing tasks such as surveying, mapping, and engineering design, as well as providing construction administration and inspection services. The contract requires the provider to have experience with subsurface utility engineering and to be familiar with the City's standards and procedures. Some key points to note about this contract include: • The contract is for on-call professional services, meaning that the City will call upon the provider as needed to perform specific tasks. • The contract has a maximum amount of $150,000 per fiscal year, and the provider will be paid based on the actual services performed. • The contract requires the provider to have experience with subsurface utility engineering and to be familiar with the City's standards and procedures. • The contract includes a scope of work that covers various tasks such as utility investigation, design, and construction administration. • The contract has a term of three years, with the option to renew for an additional four one-year extensions. Some potential opportunities for similar contracts include: • Providing on-call professional services for other government agencies or private companies. • Offering subsurface utility engineering services for specific projects or initiatives. • Partnering with other companies to provide a range of professional services, including engineering, architecture, and construction management. • Developing and implementing new technologies or innovative solutions for subsurface utility engineering. • Expanding services to include other areas of expertise, such as transportation, utilities, or public works.