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Architectural Design Services Water and Wastewater Laboratory Project

  • Department:Engineering
  • RFP Number:592-59207
  • Start Date:01/05/2024
  • Close Date:02/09/2024 4:00 PM

Please note:  There has been a time change for the  Pre-Submittal Meeting.  It will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 23, 2024 in the Conference Room at the Wastewater Operations Administrative Building (2251 Elkins Way, Brentwood, CA 94513).  Prospective Respondents will have the opportunity to ask questions about the RFP and the required Services.  Respondents will be required to sign-in at the Pre-Submittal Meeting and to provide an email address for the Respondent's representative for receipt of any subsequent addenda.  The Pre-Submittal Meeting is mandatory, and the City may, acting in its sole discretion, disregard any Proposal submitted by a Respondent that failed to attend or failed to arrive on time for the Pre-Submittal Meeting.  Sign-in Sheet.

To request the RFP document, please complete and submit by email the following:

*Return completed from to engineering@brentwoodca.gov. 

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  • How do I know when a construction project is available for bid and how can I get a set of plans?

    When a Capital Improvement Program (“CIP”) project is ready to bid, a public notice is posted in the legal section of the Contra Costa Times newspaper and sent to various Builders’ Exchanges. The City’s website has update-to-date Bid Information with current project information and instructions for obtaining an electronic copy of the bid document and plans. Planholder’s lists and bid results are also available on the Bid Information page. Once bids are reviewed and verified, the contract is taken to City Council for award.

  • What is the Capital Improvement Program ("CIP")?

    The CIP is a financial plan of authorized expenditures for tangible, long-term construction of, or improvements to, public physical facilities. The CIP Section of the Public Works Department plans for the City’s infrastructure needs over a five year period and budgets for the necessary projects. These projects include street improvements, traffic signals, storm drains, sewers and wastewater treatment facilities, recycled water, potable water and water treatment facilities and wells, and community buildings, structures, recreational facilities.

    The CIP Section plans, designs, estimates, prepares and reviews bid documentation including construction plans and specifications, provides project management, administration, inspection and technical assistance as needed on all City-related improvement projects. Projects are prioritized on the need to protect public health and safety, improve traffic circulation, eliminate recurring maintenance expenditures and to foster economic development and well-planned growth through the construction of infrastructure and facilities' improvements.