Submit a proposal as an A/E consulting firm for the DPW Master Plan RFP project.
Provide master planning services for the Public Works Facility Improvement Project.
Posted Scope of Work
Category: Architectural, Engineering & Surveying. Division: Engineering. There will be a Non- Mandatory site walkthrough meeting for interested A/E Consulting Firms responding to the DPW Master Plan RFP project.
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What is being procured?
The City of Auburn Public Works Facility Improvement Project Master Plan RFP for A/E Consulting Firms.
Which agency is issuing this RFP?
Auburn, City of — Engineering.
When are proposals due?
10/30/2026.
Is there a site visit for this project?
There will be a Non- Mandatory site walkthrough meeting for interested A/E Consulting Firms responding to the DPW Master Plan RFP project.
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There will be a Non- Mandatory site walkthrough meeting for interested A/E Consulting Firms responding to the DPW Master Plan RFP project
Title
City of Auburn Public Works Facility Improvement Project Master Plan RFP
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