Engineering Design and Construction Services
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SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
The government authority in Midland, Michigan is seeking professional engineering and design services, along with construction administration and construction inspection services, in accordance with the project specifications and standard instructions.
The project is intended to improve system reliability, increase capacity, enhance resilience during flood events, and modernize aging infrastructure. The scope includes flood mitigation measures, site restoration, upgrades to an existing lift station and backup power systems, and installation of new natural gas-powered generators with associated electrical infrastructure.
Additional services include designing new structures above the 500-year floodplain, integrating improvements with existing utilities, coordinating with service providers, and providing construction administration and inspection throughout project implementation.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 25, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Professional engineering firm experienced in civil, municipal, and infrastructure design
- Expertise in flood mitigation, lift stations, backup power, and utility systems
- Licensed engineers qualified to provide construction administration and inspection services in Michigan
- Experience coordinating with utilities and service providers on public infrastructure projects
- Demonstrated ability to design resilient facilities and structures above floodplain requirements
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