RFPQ2026-1 Category 13 - Landscape Architecture - Engineering, Planning and Professional Consulting Services Roster
Description: The Municipality of Clarington is seeking pre-qualifications from consultants for inclusion on its engineering, planning and professional consulting services roster. This solicitation specifically covers Category 13—Landscape Architecture Consulting Services. The roster may include assignments up to $250,000, and respondents must register and submit a separate response for this category.
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The Municipality of Clarington is seeking prequalification responses for a 36-month roster covering Category 14 structural engineering consulting services for bridges, culverts, and retaining walls. The roster may include work assignments valued up to $250,000. Respondents must register and submit a separate response for each roster category, and previously qualified or currently engaged consultants must also respond to be considered for future assignments.
The Municipality of Clarington is inviting prospective respondents to prequalify for its Engineering, Planning and Professional Consulting Services Roster. This solicitation covers Category 17, Topographic Survey. Previously qualified firms and current municipal contractors must also respond to be considered for future roster assignments.
The City of Washougal seeks statements of qualifications from multidisciplinary teams for landscape architecture, architecture, engineering, and related design services for the Washougal Veterans Memorial at Washougal Memorial Cemetery. Anticipated work includes site validation, concept development, public and stakeholder engagement, design, cost estimating, public works bid documents, bidding assistance, construction support, and closeout. The project is supported by Washington State capital funding administered through the Department of Commerce, has a maximum total project budget of $250,000, and is expected to reach construction and closeout by June 30, 2027, unless an earlier grant agreement date applies.
