Airport On-Call Planning Services

The Airport is requesting statements of qualifications for the purpose of selecting a Company(s) to provide On-Call Planning Services. The company(s) will provide, on an as-needed basis, professional planning support services. All services required will be scoped and funded by individual Task Orders issued by the airport. The selected Company(s) will be an external source of planning expertise and assistance to the Airport’s Planning Section, which is a subdivision of the Development Division. The company(s) will work at the direction of the Airport’s Planning and Environmental Manager and their team.

Airport On-Call Architectural Consultant Services

Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) is seeking statements of qualifications from professional architecture, architectural engineering, and design-focused firms to provide task order architecture and design concept services. Services are expected to cover a range of smaller studies, conceptual designs, investigations, coordination processes, and technical support of a limited nature. Many of the anticipated tasks will be themed toward facilitating decision-making and implementation of projects in Charlotte’s Destination CLT Capital Improvement Program (CIP) that are or will be designed and constructed under other contracts. The Task Order assignments are intended as extension-of-staff efforts and expertise for the effective delivery of Destination CLT projects and other projects or issues to come before the Development Department.

Environmental Permitting Services

Provide environmental permitting services for City projects in accordance with the requirements of Sections 401 and 404 of the Clean Water Act, the North Carolina State Environmental Policy Act, the Endangered Species Act, and other relevant federal/state regulations. Typical projects will consist of stormwater flood control, maintenance, and water quality projects. Additional projects may consist of transportation, neighborhood improvement, municipal infrastructure, and various special projects. All projects occur within the City of Charlotte and therefore are subject to the constraints and challenges of working in an urban setting. Projects requiring 401/404 permit submittals will range from small-scale storm water maintenance projects with minimal impacts, to watershed-scale flood control projects with larger impacts to multiple features. For smaller projects, the City will issue detailed task orders with a pre-defined scope. These task orders will require minimal Consultant coordination and will typically specify a submittal of draft deliverables to the City within 10 business days. For larger and more complex projects, the City will consult with the firm to establish appropriate scope, schedule, and fees. The project duration for larger projects may span several years and may require environmental consulting services during project feasibility, planning, and/or design.

Design Services for Airport Commercial Lease Opportunity

The Charlotte Douglas International Airport is seeking proposals for the development, design, build and operation of a 4,479 square foot space within the Airport’s new Concourse A Expansion project. The Expansion of Concourse A includes 10 gates and associated support space, two retail concessions, one sit-down F&B location, and one “to-go” concessionaire. (Additional information on why you should be a part of CLT, is detailed in  Exhibit C.) The selected proposer will be responsible for providing an innovative design solution that aligns with the airport’s brand and aesthetic while maximizing the utility of the designated space.

Professional Engineering Services for the Sugar Creek East Equalization Basin, Pump Station, and Forcemain

The East Flow EQ Basin and Grit Facility, constructed in 1997, is located south of the treatment facility along Little Sugar Creek. During high flow events, wastewater flows south by gravity to the Excess Flow Control Chamber via a 54” line. In the Excess Flow Control Chamber, there is a gate that can direct flow to either the McAlpine Creek WWMF or to the Flow EQ Fill Pump Station. With the gate to McAlpine Creek WWMF line closed, wastewater enters the Flow EQ Fill Pump Station and is pumped to the East Fow EQ Basin for storage. Once the storm surge is complete and staff want to empty the East Flow EQ Basin, wastewater can then drain via gravity or Return Flow pumps to the Excess Flow Control Chamber, where it then flows by gravity to McAlpine Creek WWMF.

Owner’s Advisor for Lee S. Dukes WTP Expansion and Associated Infrastructure

Charlotte Water is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified engineering companies to serve as an Owner’s Advisor for upcoming design and subsequent construction projects related to the Lee S. Dukes Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Expansion and Associated Infrastructure. Associated infrastructure includes new water transmission mains to improve overall system hydraulics from the expanded Lee S. Dukes WTP to the distribution system. Design and construction of the Lee S. Dukes WTP Expansion and the water transmission main(s) are planned to occur concurrently. The delivery method(s) to be utilized for the water transmission main projects have not been decided at the issuance of this RFQ. The purpose of this document is to solicit qualifications of engineering firms interested in providing Owner’s Advisor professional services during procurement and through construction/warranty phases of all infrastructures associated with the Lee S. Dukes WTP Expansion.

Comfort Station at Old Concord Road

The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) Development division anticipates posting a solicitation for the construction of an operator comfort station at the Park and Ride on Old Concord Road.

PSR # 2015