RFQ‐03‐016‐219‐KR‐013 - Design and Public Engagement Services for the Brushy Creek North Fork Trail

The City of Cedar Park is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified engineering firms to conduct engineering design, planning, environmental and public engagement activities related to the establishment of a Brushy Creek North Fork Trail.  This new 8’ to 10’ wide concrete shared-use trail along the North Fork of Brushy Creek will extend for approximately 16,000 linear feet (3 miles) from the existing bicycle and sidewalk facilities along Parmer Lane at Whitestone Boulevard (RM 1431) to the existing regional trail section at Brushy Creek Road.
 
This project has been awarded CAMPO / federal construction funds and it is essential that this project be designed to Texas Department of Transportation Standards and Specifications.  Local Government Project Procedures (LGPP) certification and prior experience with similar federally funded projects is required.