Sound Transit Bidding/RFP Opportunities
Use this page to locate RFPs and Request For Bids by the Sound Transit. These listings are from the Seattle Daily Journal
of Commerce.
Entries are in reverse chronological order. Entries marked with  are new (recent 7 days).
Consulting ServicesCivil engineering (Oct 26)
Due: Nov 16 at 2 pm
Risk management (Oct 5)
Due: Nov 5 at 2 pm
Records management (Sep 29)
Due: Oct 14 at 2 pm
Translation services (Sep 23)
Due: Oct 6 at 2 pm
Design/build contract (Sep 10)
Due: Nov 4 at 2 pm
Real estate services (Sep 9)
Due: Oct 21 at 2 pm
Technology services (Sep 8)
Due: Sep 24 at 2 pm
Events
management (Sep 3)
Due: Sep 20 at 2 pm
Real estate services (Aug 24)
Due: TBA
Design services (Aug 9)
Due: Aug 26 at 2 pm
On-call A/E services (Aug 6)
Due: Sep 7 at 2 pm
Recruitment services (Aug 4)
Due: Aug 24 at 2 pm
Labor negotiation (Aug 2)
Due: Aug 6 at 5 pm
Traffic analysis (June 8)
Due: June 22 at 2 pm
Training facilitators (June 4)
Due: N/A
Government relations (May 26)
Due: June 10 at 2 pm
Appraisal services (May 13)
Due: May 27 at 2 pm
Railroad modeling (May 12)
Due: May 26 at 2 pm
Arch/urban design (Apr 27)
Due: May 18 at 2 pm
A & E services (Apr 23)
Due: May 14 at 2 pm
Fare rate study (Apr 20)
Due: Apr 30 at 2 pm
Design/build tunnel (Apr 9)
Due: May 14 at 2 pm
Planning services (Apr 7)
Due: Apr 21 at 2
pm
Transit fare study (Apr 1)
Due: Apr 14 at 2 pm
Project management (Mar 23)
Due: May 14 at 2 pm
Environmental services (Mar 23)
Due: Apr 5 at 2 pm
Value engineering (Mar 11)
Due: Apr 1 at 2 pm
Arch/urban design (Mar 11)
Due: May 18 at 2 pm
Permitting services (Feb 19)
Due: Mar 10 at 2 pm
Permit coordinator (Feb 15)
Due: Feb 26 at 2 pm
Contract specialist(Feb 15)
Due: Feb 26 at 2 pm
Y2K program support (Feb 4)
Due: Feb 9 at 2 pm
Real estate services (Feb 1)
Due: Feb 12 at 2 pm
Engineering services (Jan 8)
Due: Jan 20 at 2 pm
Geotechnical engineer (Dec 22)
Due: Jan 26 at 2 pm
Financial software (Oct 14)
Due: Nov 6 at 2 pm
Legal services (Oct 5)
Due: Oct 20 at 2 pm
Legal services (Sep 14)
Due: Oct 13 at 2 pm
Signage design (Sep 11)
Due: Oct 6 at 2 pm
Management system (Sep 7)
Due: Sep 28
Employee benefits (Aug 17)
Due: Sep 1 at 2 pm
Marketing services (Aug 6)
Due: Sep 10 at 2 pm
Financial applications (July 30)
Due: Aug 14 at 2 pm
Tax services (July 30)
Due: Aug 14 at 2 pm
ContractingFABRICATE AND INSTALL STATION SIGNAGE , King County, WA, #RTA/CR 96-99
Bids due: TBA, 3000
SUMNER COMMUTER RAIL STATION , Sumner, WA, #RTA/CR 67-99
Bids due: Aug 19, 1999
KENT COMMUTER RAIL STATION , Kent, WA, #RTA/CR 56-99
Bids due: Aug 12, 1999
AUBURN COMMUTER RAIL STATION CONSTRUCTION , Auburn, WA, #RTA/CR 55-99
Bids due: June 29, 1999
RFQ - DESIGN/BUILD CONTRACT FOR TUNNELS AND DEEP STATIONS, 45TH STREET STATION TO CAPITOL HILL , Seattle, WA, #RTA/LR 43-99/LB230
Submittals due: May 14, 1999
Supply BidsSupply Bid #S990824004 (Aug 25)
Deadline: Sep 9
Descr: Office supplies contract for a period of two years, with an option to extend for three additional one-year periods, and which may be used by Sound Transit and/or other governmental agencies, IFB No. RTA/FA 117-99 (Re-bid). Direct questions concerning the contractor selection process and technical aspects to Sue Craven, 206-398-5091. Questions concerning Small Business Participation and EEO should be directed to Glenn Shoate, 206-398-5020.Supply Bid #S990824009 (Aug 25)
Deadline: Sep 14
Descr: Provide lighting fixtures and poles complete, including lamps, ballasts, lamp sockets, housings, ceiling trim rings from special ceilings, mounting and adapter support brackets, diffusers/lenses and outlet boxes. Sound Transit will purchase the lighting fixtures
and poles and provide as "owner-furnished material"; lighting fixtures and poles to be installed by the construction contractors awarded the contracts for each of the stations on the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line and the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder commuter service line. The Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line consists of the following stations: Auburn, Kent, Puyallup, Sumner, Tacoma Dome, and Tukwila. Implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter rail service is the end of 1999; implementation of the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder service is scheduled for 2001. For bidders who elect to form a joint venture or subcontract, contact Sound Transit's Diversity Program Office at 206-398-5019 for assistance. Direct questions concerning the bidding process to Ann Hernandez, contracts specialist, 206-689-3381. Direct Small Business Participation and EEO questions to Alec Stephens at 206-398-5019. Supply Bid #S990816007 (Aug 17)
Deadline: Sep 7
Descr: Supply and deliver tactile warning tile compliant with ADA, Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, for the
Handicapped. Sound Transit will purchase the tactile warning tiles and provide as ``owner-furnished material'' for installation by the contractors awarded the construction contracts for each of the stations on the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line and the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder commuter service line. The Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line consists of the following stations: Auburn, Kent, Puyallup, Sumner, Tacoma Dome, and Tukwila. Implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter rail service is the end of 1999; implementation of the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder Service is scheduled for 2001. The vendor shall provide material required for installation of the tactile warning tiles and shall provide inspection services during construction of each station. For bidders who elect to form a joint venture or subcontract, contact Sound Transit's Diversity Program Office at 206-398-5019 for assistance. Questions concerning the bidding process are to be
directed to Ann Hernandez, contract specialist at 206-689-3381. Questions concerning small business participation and EEO should be directed to Alec Stephens at 206-398-5019. IFB No. RTA/CR 97-99. Supply Bid #S990720014 (July 21)
Deadline: Aug 10
Descr: Supply and install an audio/visual system for the Sound Transit new headquarters. Pre-bid conference: 10 am, July 27 at Sound Transit, 4th floor boardroom, 1100 2nd Ave., Seattle. Questions concerning the contractor selection process and technical aspects of this IFB should be directed to Sue Craven, (206) 398-5091. Questions concerning small business participation and EEO should be directed to Glenn Shoate, (206) 398-5020. IFB no. RTA/FA 84-99. Supply Bid #S990708003 (July 9)
Deadline: July 27
Descr: Office supplies for a period of two years, with an option to extend for
three additional one-year periods, and may be used by Sound Transit and/or other governmental agencies, IFB No. RTA/FA 85-99. Copies of the IFB document may be obtained from Sound Transit, 1100 Second Ave., Ste. 500, Seattle, WA 98101-3423 or by calling 206-398-5253. Direct questions concerning the contractor selection process and technical aspects to Sue Craven, 206-398-5091. Supply Bid #S990628003 (June 29)
Deadline: July 15
Descr: Supply and deliver site appurtenances. Provide the site appurtenances complete including wire grid receptacles and wire grid seats in various configurations. Sound transit will purchase the site appurtenances and provide as "owner-furnished material" for installation by the contractors awarded the construction contracts for each of the stations on the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line and the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood commuter service line. The Seattle-Tacoma Soundercommuter service line consists of the following stations: Auburn, Kent, Puyallup, Sumner, Tacoma Dome, and Tukwila. Implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma commuter service is the end of 1999. Implementation of the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood commuter service is scheduled for 2001. Bidders who elect to form a joint venture or subcontract may contact Sound Transit's Diversity Program Office at (206) 398-5019 for assistance. Copies of the IFB document may be obtained from Sound Transit. Questions concerning the bidding process are to be directed to Ann Hernandez at (206) 689-3381. Questions concerning Small Business Participation and EEO should be directed to Alec Stephens at (206) 398-5019. Bid No. RTA/CR 06-99. Supply Bid #S990615009 (June 16)
Deadline: July 7
Descr: Supply and deliver lighting fixtures and poles, including all lamps, ballasts, lamp sockets, housings, ceiling trim rings from special ceilings,
mounting and adapter support brackets, diffusers/lenses and outlet boxes. Sound Transit will purchase the lighting fixtures and poles and provide as "owner-furnished material" for installation by the contractors awarded the construction contracts for each of the stations on the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line and the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder commuter service line. The Seattle-Tacoma line includes the following stations: Auburn, Kent, Puyallup, Sumner, Tacoma Dome and Tukwila. Implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter rail service is the end of 1999; implementation of the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder Service is scheduled for 2001. ITB #RTA/CR 11-99. Questions concerning the bidding process should be directed to Ann Hernandez, 206-689-3381. Questions regarding Small Business Participation and EEO should be directed to Alec Stephens at (206) 398-5019. Supply Bid #S990611002 (June
14)
Deadline: June 30
Descr: Supply/deliver tactile warning tile. Sound Transit will purchase the tactile warning tiles and provide as ``owner-furnished material'' for installation by the contractors awarded the construction contracts for each of the stations on the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line and the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder commuter service line. The Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter service line consists of the following stations: Auburn, Kent, Puyallup, Sumner, Tacoma Dome, and Tukwila. Implementation of the Seattle-Tacoma Sounder commuter rail service is the end of 1999; implementation of the Seattle-Everett and Tacoma-Lakewood Sounder Service is scheduled for 2001. The vendor shall provide material required for installation of the tactile warning tiles; and the vendor shall provide inspection services and certification of installation during construction of each station. For bidders who elect to form a joint venture or subcontract, contact Sound
Transit's Diversity Program Office at 206-398-5019 for assistance. Questions concerning the bidding process are directed to Ann Hernandez, contract specialist at 206-689-3381. IFB No. RTA/CR 10-99. Supply Bid #S990202008 (Feb 3)
Deadline: Mar 8
Descr: Sound Transit is currently in the preliminary engineering phase for the Central Link Light Rail Line in Seattle. Sound Transit plans a systemwide procurement for light rail systems and equipment. Of specific interest are the following: 1) train signaling; 2) communications systems including: public address, variable electronic passenger information signs, tunnel radio, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), fiber optic and communications network, closed-circuit television surveillance systems; 3) central control monitoring, conrol and data collection equipment, consoles and display; 4) traction power substations; 5) overhead contact systems; 6) vehicle
maintenance equipment; 7) uninterruptable power supplies; 8) standby diesel engine generators; 9) maintenance-of-way equipment; 10) elevators and escalators; 11) tunnel emergency ventilation fans and dampers; 12) electrical distribution switchboards, panelboards and motor control centers; 13) lighting equipment; 14) rail line and shop maintenance equipment; 15) fire alarm, detection and protection system; and 16) direct fixation track fasteners. Manufacturers experienced in design, fabrication and supply of equipment are requested to provide letters of interest to Kim Coon, Sound Transit, 1100 Second Ave., Ste. 500, Seattle, WA 98101-3423. The letter of interest should include a list, description and technical specifications of the equipment available along with general company information, and any brochures describing that equipment. Also included should be two product line catalogs, if available, and typical lead times for equipment installation or delivery, if applicable, from notice-to-proceed through
design, manufacture and delivery to site. This information will be used to identify viable, cost-effective design options and to develop suitable contract packaging specifications. Firms may contact the owner to present in person options which they feel will be of special value to the project. The owner will purchase equipment and systems through a competitive process. Direct questions to Kim Coon, (206) 689-3337; email: coonk@soundtransit.org.
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