The task order process will consist of KCPW-Roads staff contacting the consultant and requesting services for a specific task or project. The consultant will then develop a detailed scope and budget for each task order. KCPW-Roads will enter into an on-call agreement to provide design services in support of road projects (e.g. roadways, bridges, trails and related stormwater facilities) with the consulting firm(s) that can best demonstrate experience and ability to perform services that include but are not limited to: 1. Preparation of engineering studies, cost estimates, and design reports for road projects (e.g. roadways, bridges, trails and related stormwater facilities). 2. Preparation of construction plans, right of way plans, contract specifications, and cost estimates for road projects of varying scope and complexity. 3. Preparation of environmental documents or performing environmental studies (such as archaeological/cultural resource studies; wetland delineation and analysis studies; wetland mitigation plans; biological assessments; habitat assessments; noise studies; air quality studies, etc.) for road projects. 4. Construction inspection, construction administration, survey, and associated administrative field work for all or selected portions of a road project. 5. NPDES general permit requirements and associated monitoring. 6. Geotechnical engineering services, including but not limited to: a. Preparation of draft and final Geotechnical Reports with applicable design and construction recommendations. b. Review and analysis of civil and structural plans/details for conformance with geotechnical design recommendations. c. Geological field observation, sampling, and/or testing for conformance with geotechnical design and construction recommendations. d. Applicable sub-contracting incidental to the work (e.g., drilling, traffic control, laboratory analyses, etc.) 7. Traffic engineering work including: a. Signal design, channelization design, illumination design, cost estimate, specifications, and traffic design reports. b. Review and analysis of development traffic impact studies. c. Preparation of signal timing plans for coordinated arterial systems. d. Conducting and facilitating neighborhood traffic calming process for potential installation of traffic calming devices. e. The County, at its option, may furnish, conduct, or secure the following: i. Traffic volume data. ii. Reported accident data. 8. Organization, coordination, and staffing of public meetings related to road projects.
