Project Description Sidney Rd SW is a developing corridor within the City of Port Orchard that lacks adequate pedestrian and bicycle facilities. Improvements are proposed for Sidney Rd SW from SW Hovde Rd to the end of existing sidewalk north of the SR 16 overpass. Street construction includes the addition of sidewalks, RRFBs at two crossing locations, and bike lanes along the corridor, stormwater improvements, and installation of new street lighting in front of Sidney Glen Elementary. This project will match into sidewalk improvements north of the proposed project that will be constructed in advance. Additionally, development along the corridor necessitates the construction of a sewer lift station at the proposed Kitsap Transit Park and Ride Site. A sanitary sewer force main is proposed from the future lift station to a manhole in front of Cedar Heights Middle School north of the project limits. A section of this force main will be constructed in advance of this project to SW Berry Lake Rd. This project will construct a portion of the force main from this location south to northern property line at 5058 Sidney Rd SW. Street and stormwater design and construction is State funded through the Safe Routes to School Program. Sewer design and construction is locally funded. Construction is planned to start in the summer of 2025. The City of Port Orchard reserves the right to retain services of the successful firm for any subsequent phases associated with this project. Any questions regarding this project should be directed to Christian Williams, at cwilliams@portorchardwa.gov and bidsandproposals@portorchardwa.gov. Scope of Work The Work to be performed by the CONSULTANT consists of providing to the City services including; 1) Roadway, stormwater, illumination, and sewer design (PS&E) including illumination modeling with AGI32 software, and stormwater drainage report. 2) Surveying 3) Environmental permitting including SEPA and local critical areas permits. 4) Construction administration and inspection in accordance with the LAG manual Services include oversight on the CITY's behalf to be completed in accordance with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Local Agency Guideline Manual, and the CITY's approved Right of Way Acquisition Procedures. Evaluation Criteria Submittals will be evaluated and ranked based on the following criteria: 1. Key Personnel Qualifications with Relevant Project Experience (15 points) 2. Qualifications of Proposed Project Manager (15 points) 3. Qualifications/Expertise of Firm (15 points) 4. Familiarity with WSDOT LAG Manual (30 points) 5. Approach to project (15 points) 6. Past Performance/References (10 points)