In plain English
Dodge County is seeking proposals from Georgia-licensed engineering firms with experience helping local governments carry out CDBG programs. The selected firm would provide preliminary design for a potential FY27 streets and drainage project and, if it receives funding, engineering services to implement it. The posting is on the Georgia Procurement Registry; no response deadline is provided here.
About this bid
Dodge County is requesting statements of qualifications and proposals from engineering firms with a strong record of assisting local governments in implementing Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs. Responding firms should be technically qualified and licensed in the State of Georgia to provide these services. Plans are to contract for Engineering preliminary design services required for a potential FY27 CDBG project and, if funded, for Engineering Services to implement the project. The project will improve streets and drainage. Point of contact: Bethany Newby ([email protected]). Event PE-64500-NONST-2027-000000021 on the Georgia Procurement Registry (GPR), Georgia's statewide…
Details
- Agency
- Dodge County Board of Commissioners
- Classification (PSC)
- Services / Special Projects; Engineering Services (Not Otherwise Classified); General Construction: Management, Scheduling, Cost Estimation Engineering; Highways, Streets, Airport Pay-Parking Lots Engineering
- Place of performance
- Georgia
How to access this bid
Click “View the original posting” — it opens this solicitation on the Georgia Procurement Registry (GPR).
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Documents
Listed on the original posting. Download them from the agency's portal.
- Scoring Criteria.pdf
- Notice for RFP 2027 CDBG Dodge County.pdf
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