Bridge Rehabilitation Design Professional Services
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A government authority in St. Cloud, Minnesota is seeking professional design services for a bridge rehabilitation project. The selected consultant will be responsible for preparing and submitting 60 percent design plans for review prior to final plan submission.
The scope includes development of detailed construction plans, construction details, and technical specifications associated with the proposed rehabilitation work. The plans and specifications are to be professionally prepared and signed.
The project involves bridge rehabilitation elements including cleaning the interior of pier tables and weep holes to prevent water, sediment, and salt from becoming trapped, as well as rehabilitation of the bridge seat and bearings at Piers 6 and 7. Previous design plans for the existing bridge will also be part of the available project context.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 20, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Civil or structural engineering firm with bridge rehabilitation design expertise
- Licensed professional engineers authorized to practice in Minnesota
- Experience preparing signed plans, specifications, and construction details for public infrastructure
- Past performance on bridge seat, bearing, and substructure rehabilitation projects
- Familiarity with phased design submissions, including 60 percent review packages
- Capacity to support government clients and transportation structure projects
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