California — Department of Water ResourcesIssuing agency·Sacramento, CA·via California's Cal eProcure statewide procurement portalThe Department of Water Resources (Department) is issuing this Request for Qualifications and Proposals (RFQ/P) to obtain Statements of Qualifications and Proposals (SOQ/Ps) from Submitters qualified to serve as the Design-Builder for the Progressive Design-Build (PDB) Kane Spring Project (Project) located along the southwest shore of the Salton Sea near the City of Brawley. The Project is being procured using a one-step, Best Value selection method. Kane Spring is a multi-benefit Project that will include water-based and vegetation-based dust control measures, additional shoreline bird habitat, improved water use efficiency within the Project Site, and wetlands enhancement. To accomplish this, the project will include the design and construction of ponds, ditches, berms, vegetation enhancement, and wetlands enhancement. The Department has established a website (Cosmos) for the distribution of RFQ/P documents and Addenda and, as applicable, other background documents for the Project. Each Contractor that is interested gaining access to Cosmos and submitting a Statement of Qualifications must provide the following information: 1. Contractor Name as listed on your California Contractor's License. 2. The full name, email address and phone number of the Contact Person for this project. 3. Physical address for overnight delivery (PO Box Address not allowed). For any questions regarding this DWR construction project, please send an e-mail to DWR-CDP@water.ca.gov.
Sell Event / RFx · Department: Department of Water Resources · Event ID: 0000040201
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The Design-Builder will design and construct ponds, ditches, berms, vegetation enhancement, and wetlands enhancement as part of a multi-benefit project including water-based and vegetation-based dust control measures, additional shoreline bird habitat, and improved water use efficiency within the Project Site.
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