Construction Management Request For Proposals (RFPs)

To view RFPs for all Pierce County Departments visit the Budget & Finance Office Purchasing page.

The Pierce County Facilities Management Construction Division offers various types of vendor/contractor opportunities which include:

Invitations to Bid for goods, materials, equipment and services (other than professional/ technical) exceeding $25,000 and construction over $10,000 (except Small Works).

Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for Professional/ Technical Services exceeding $25,000.

Small works Requests for Quotations (RFQs) for construction/public works projects between $10,000 and $200,000.

NOTE: For most purchases less than $10,000, County departments are authorized to solicit quotes directly from vendors. To submit quotes, vendors must be on the Pierce County registered bidders roster.

Bidding, RFP, RFQ and Small Works Request for Quotations, including modifications and addenda, are distributed electronically. To receive notifications, and be included on the planholders list you will need to register as a bidder with Pierce County. You may begin the process on the Budget & Finance Bidder Registration page.

Please note that all proposals and bids must adhere precisely to the specifications and the procedures stated in the solicitation, and that specifications may be updated during the RFP / RFQ process.

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Information regarding bidding policies, procedures and vendor registration can be found on the Pierce County Budget & Finance Purchasing page.

Beginning March 1, 2010 many Pierce County contracts will require contractor participation in the Federal E-verify program.

A copy of the County Ordinance can be found at: http://www.co.pierce.wa.us/cfapps/EDocs/ViewDocument.cfm?did=95668&dnum

Information about the Federal E-verify program can be found at: http://www.dhs.gov/files/programs/gc_1185221678150.shtm

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The Contract Compliance Office helps contractors on Pierce County projects comply with local, state, and federal regulations regarding:

Subcontracting issues

Fair Labor Standards

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program

On-site monitoring for prevailing wage and equal employment opportunity

Title VI Compliance

Contract Compliance monitors all Pierce County projects from contract award through the final payment at the close of the project. Contractors are required to regularly submit reporting paperwork to the Contract Compliance office.

Additional information and printable copies of commonly used forms are available on the Contract Compliance pages of the Public Works and Utilities web site.

Questions?
Call Contract Compliance at (253) 798-7250 or e-mail at pccontcomp@co.pierce.wa.us.

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