PDB for Central Campus Zero Emissions Infrastructure (CCZE) Project

Project ID: 001463,1 State|LocalOpportunities

Overview

Agency	King County [WA]
Deadline	06/02/26
Posted	05/01/26
Estimated Value	$50,000,000 - $150,000,000 (AI estimate)
Set Aside	Not Provided
NAICS	Not Provided
PSC	Not Provided
Location	Washington

Description

Primary Latest Change

The County intends to procure a progressive design-build team to provide services for this project. The Central Campus Zero Emissions (CCZE) Project builds upon the success and lessons learned from Metro's Tukwila Base Electrification (TBE) Project, leveraging insights into electric bus standards and design requirements. A critical aspect of the project is ensuring seamless coordination between the development of services, facilities, and infrastructure in conjunction with the procurement of new ZEBs meeting specifications and operational needs. By addressing these elements, the CCZE Project aims to continue Metro's initiative to establish a scalable and efficient model for electrifying Metro's fleet, setting the stage for a sustainable and emissions-free transit fleet.

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The County is seeking to procure a progressive design-build team for the Central Campus Zero Emissions (CCZE) Project. This project aims to enhance Metro's electrification efforts based on insights from the Tukwila Base Electrification Project. The goal is to develop services, facilities, and infrastructure that support the procurement of new zero-emission buses (ZEBs), thereby establishing a sustainable and emissions-free transit fleet. Work Details The contract involves two phases: - Phase 1 includes preliminary site inspections, geotechnical work, as-built drawing validation, utility location, and project management. - Phase 2 encompasses construction activities following a Change Order for the Contract Price, which will be determined as either a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) or Lump Sum. This phase includes construction, commissioning, completion of services, punch-list items, delivery of manuals and warranties, training, final acceptance, and warranty period services. The contract emphasizes equity and social justice by requiring participation from Federal Small Business Enterprises (SBEs) and mandates apprentice utilization of at least 15% of total construction labor hours. Period of Performance The contract is expected to commence upon acceptance of the proposal and will extend through the completion of both phases as outlined in the project timeline. Place of Performance The work will be performed at the Central Campus location designated by King County. Bidder Requirements Proposers must demonstrate bonding capacity of at least $165 million and meet insurance requirements specified in the Progressive Design-Build Agreement. Compliance with equity and social justice initiatives is required, including submitting an Equity and Social Justice Innovation Plan with proposals. Proposers must also adhere to apprenticeship utilization requirements and participate in the Master Community Workforce Agreement (MCWA).

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