Contract · State & Local

Palmerston North Detention Pond Retrofit – Civil Engineering Services

Agency
Richland County - Public Works Department
Location
Columbia, SC
Amount
Amount not listed
Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Set-aside
None (open competition)

Timeline

  1. Posted

    Sep 4, 2026

  2. Status

    Open now

What this contract is for

Agency
Richland County - Public Works Department
Location
Columbia, SC
Scope
State & Local

Richland County/Public Works/Stormwater needs professional Civil Engineering services to design and prepare stormwater engineering plans and specifications to retrofit an existing stormwater management pond and outfall channel in the Palmerston North neighborhood. The proposed project will retrofit the existing detention pond and improve the downstream outfall channel with minimal maintenance and construction costs to bring the infrastructure back into compliance. The goal of design improvements is to increase the efficiency of pond water quality and quantity while meeting the county’s current design standards. The project area will extend from Bronlow Drive to Bronlow Way, down to Hope Creek Rd. These improvements are to serve as an innovative example of stormwater best management practices. This is a request for qualifications; award of the project is not guaranteed.

Contract/Solicitation #: RC-817-Q-27

Type: Request for Proposals JW

Department: Public Works Department

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