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The City of Federal Way seeks civil/environmental engineering services for Kim's Pond restoration, including survey, wetland design, environmental documentation, and construction management. The project involves restoring the pond to natural conditions, removing the existing outfall, reestablishing the stream channel, eliminating invasive species, and replanting with native species. Coordination with the Army Corps of Engineers and obtaining necessary permits are required.
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May Creek Cemetery Pond Project includes but is not limited to wetland restoration through removal of historic fill and planting more than three acres of newly established wetland and buffer. Temporary stream diversion and dewatering are anticipated. Site furnished with public access amenities and habitat features.
Posted Date
Dec 16, 2025
Due Date
Jan 15, 2026
Release: Dec 16, 2025
Close: Jan 15, 2026
May Creek Cemetery Pond Project includes but is not limited to wetland restoration through removal of historic fill and planting more than three acres of newly established wetland and buffer. Temporary stream diversion and dewatering are anticipated. Site furnished with public access amenities and habitat features.
AvailableThe Work to be performed is sediment removal and restoration of five stormwater ponds includes, but is not limited to: Mobilization of labor, equipment, materials, and temporary facilities; installation of safety measures, establishing limits of staging and construction, and protecting of all existing utilities, trees and structures as specified on the plans; traffic control at and around construction sites; installation of erosion control BMPs in accordance with project SWPPP; control of water and/or dewatering as necessary to perform the Work; pre-construction topographic survey of the five ponds performed by licensed surveyor; clearing, grubbing, and tree removal; removal of accumulated sediment/muck/vegetation from five stormwater ponds; hauling and disposal of sediment/muck/vegetation material to a Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) landfill that can accept non-hazardous contaminated sediment; Furnishing and placement of riprap at pond inlets, outlets, and overflow structures; performance of post-construction topographic survey of the five ponds; clean-up and restoration of all areas directly or indirectly disturbed by the Work to the pre-existing conditions or as specified on the plans; demobilization from the site after work is complete.
Posted Date
Dec 11, 2025
Due Date
Jan 15, 2026
Release: Dec 11, 2025
Work consists of remove pond island; installation of culverts for flood and erosion control; install fountain; pond maintenance plan; dredge out overflow silt pond.
Posted Date
Sep 20, 2022
Due Date
Oct 11, 2027
Release: Sep 20, 2022
Close: Oct 11, 2027
Work consists of remove pond island; installation of culverts for flood and erosion control; install fountain; pond maintenance plan; dredge out overflow silt pond.
AvailableProcurement of a General Contractor for the Ashburn Lake Pond Enhancements project, which includes removing accumulated sediment, installing a forebay and aquatic bench, removing an island, replacing an asphalt trail, enhancing the access road, and performing site restoration and landscaping.
Posted Date
Jan 8, 2026
Due Date
Feb 11, 2026
Release: Jan 8, 2026
Close: Feb 11, 2026
Procurement of a General Contractor for the Ashburn Lake Pond Enhancements project, which includes removing accumulated sediment, installing a forebay and aquatic bench, removing an island, replacing an asphalt trail, enhancing the access road, and performing site restoration and landscaping.
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Close: Jan 15, 2026
The Work to be performed is sediment removal and restoration of five stormwater ponds includes, but is not limited to: Mobilization of labor, equipment, materials, and temporary facilities; installation of safety measures, establishing limits of staging and construction, and protecting of all existing utilities, trees and structures as specified on the plans; traffic control at and around construction sites; installation of erosion control BMPs in accordance with project SWPPP; control of water and/or dewatering as necessary to perform the Work; pre-construction topographic survey of the five ponds performed by licensed surveyor; clearing, grubbing, and tree removal; removal of accumulated sediment/muck/vegetation from five stormwater ponds; hauling and disposal of sediment/muck/vegetation material to a Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) landfill that can accept non-hazardous contaminated sediment; Furnishing and placement of riprap at pond inlets, outlets, and overflow structures; performance of post-construction topographic survey of the five ponds; clean-up and restoration of all areas directly or indirectly disturbed by the Work to the pre-existing conditions or as specified on the plans; demobilization from the site after work is complete.
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