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RFQu 4674 Water Resource, Environmental Science, and Forest Road Services On-Call Agreements

Description: Metro seeks qualifications from service providers for on-call contracts providing services as needed. Qualified firms may submit for Water Resources Services, Environmental Services, and Forest Road Services. The posting describes procurement of service contracts, not a grant program.

Buyer: Metro
SpecialDistrict · OR, US
Released: Oct 19, 2026
Closes: Nov 12, 2026(7 days left)

RFP documents & timeline

From the first pre-RFP signals to the published RFP and its files.

Board meeting
Apr 15, 2025
552 days before RFP
Metro's FY26 proposed budget includes consultant work for NEPA on the TV Highway and 82nd Avenue projects.
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year. One thing that comes to mind immediately is that TV highway and 82nd Avenue are both budgeted in FY26. And a significant portion of those expenses are uh cons hiring a consultant which would fall under this general ledger code uh for the NEPA, the National Environmental Protection Act. Thank you.
Metro Council Work Session
Board meeting · Apr 15, 2025
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We're now in the process of seeking LPA endorsement um, excuse me, by the four cities, Washington County, Trimet, and the Metro Committees. And today is our LPA briefing. We'll be back to Metro Council in June to ask for endorsement of the LPA. Prime will be the project lead during the design phase from summer of 2025 to summer of 2027. That's when designs…
Metro Council Work Session
Board meeting · May 20, 2025
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Board meeting
Apr 17, 2025
550 days before RFP
Metro proposed legislative support for WAMIT Cove remediation planning and federal regulatory navigation.
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slide. The proposed legislative priorities are the meat of the federal agenda. It is a narrow targeted list of sessionsp specific legislative concepts that federal affairs staff will prioritize and build strategy around. Given that the current tax package expires at the end of the year, there are a lot of negotiations underway about a new one. This is one…
Board meeting
Jan 6, 2026
286 days before RFP
Councilor Lewis proposed budgeting an immediate water study for the Willamette Cove project.
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significant and unique to Wamic Cove is the construction phasing constraints due to cleanup and long-term monitoring. Uh we often, bless you, adopt master plans that are multi-phase visions, knowing that we could unlock certain things over time. So like at Kilan wetlands we developed and opened the park but there's additional trail expansion and bird lines…
Agenda packet
Jul 23, 2026
88 days before RFP
Metro staff proposed advancing the Cornelius community depot through an interim facility as early as mid-2027 and a permanent depot in 2029, subject to design, land-use and building permitting, engagement, and DEQ permitting.
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Metro proposes a phased construction approach at the Cornelius site, beginning with an interim depot on approximately one acre to provide household hazardous waste services while design and permitting is completed for a permanent depot that will offer reuse, recycling, household hazardous waste, and self-haul garbage services. If approved, the interim depot…
Regional Waste Advisory Committee Agenda
Agenda packet · Jul 23, 2026
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RFP published
Oct 19, 2026
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Erica GallucciAccounting Program Manager

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Carrie GodseyBenefits and Leave Supervisor

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David SteinBudget and Financial Analyst

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Joshua BurnsBudget Coordinator

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