PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE COTTAGE STREET PARK AREA FLOOD MITIGATION PROJECT

This document serves as a crucial response to inquiries regarding the Request for Proposals (RFP) for Professional Engineering Services for the Cottage Street Park Area Flood Mitigation Project. The project involves securing expert engineering services to address and mitigate flood risks within the designated Cottage Street Park area. While the specific municipality issuing the RFP is not detailed in this addendum, the scope clearly focuses on environmental and infrastructure improvements aimed at protecting public spaces and property from flooding. This project underscores a commitment to enhancing community resilience and public safety through specialized engineering solutions, requiring sophisticated planning and design expertise. As an addendum, this document primarily clarifies specific submission requirements rather than outlining contractor qualifications or experience. The original RFP document, which this addendum supplements, would contain comprehensive details on mandatory qualifications, required professional licenses (e.g., state engineering licenses), necessary experience in flood mitigation or civil engineering projects, and information regarding any mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits. Proponents are advised to refer to the full RFP for these critical prerequisites, including any requirements for public works contractor registration or specific professional engineering certifications relevant to flood control. This clarification explicitly addresses page limits for the Technical Proposal, confirming that the initial projection of workload requirements, project schedule, and page dividers are *not* counted towards the eight (8) page maximum specified in Section 7.0. The submission deadline for this RFP remains firm, with proposals due by March 5, 2024, at 10:00 AM. Detailed submission instructions, requirements for bid security or performance bonds, and primary contact information for further inquiries would be provided in the original full RFP document. Proposers must carefully review all associated RFP documents to ensure full compliance with all administrative and technical submission guidelines.