SLED Opportunity · FLORIDA · CAPE CORAL COUNTY

    Addendum 2 (Permitting, Design and Professional Engineering Services for the Master Pump Station (MPS) 200 Rehabilitation

    Issued by Cape Coral county
    countyRFPCape Coral countySol. 600
    Closed
    STATUS
    Closed
    due Mar 4, 2026
    PUBLISHED
    Jan 28, 2026
    Posting date
    JURISDICTION
    Cape Coral
    county
    NAICS CODE
    541330
    AI-classified industry

    AI Summary

    The City of Cape Coral seeks professional engineering services for permitting, design, and rehabilitation of the Master Pump Station 200. Proposals are accepted electronically via Ion Wave by March 4, 2026.

    Opportunity details

    Solicitation No.
    600
    Type / RFx
    RFP
    Status
    Issued
    Level
    county
    Published Date
    January 28, 2026
    Due Date
    March 4, 2026
    NAICS Code
    541330AI guide
    Jurisdiction
    Cape Coral county
    State
    Florida
    Agency
    Cape Coral county

    Description

    The City of Cape Coral, using a qualification-based selection process, will receive proposals for Permitting, Design and Professional Engineering Services for the Master Pump Station (MPS) 200 Rehabilitation, Rut2653JM from qualified firms experienced in the State of Florida, to provide professional services. Responses to this RFP will be accepted via Electronic submission only. Please upload all documents through Ion Wave. --- Q&A --- Q1: Would the City consider extending the deadline for questions and/or submittals by 1-2 weeks? A1: Refer to Addendum 1 located under the Attachments Tab. Submitted: 2/17/2026 01:16:52 PM (ET) Q2: Regarding the Sample Professional Services Agreement, Article 21 – Special Provision, would the City please remove any mention of a fiduciary duty or our acceptance of a relationship of "trust and confidence"? A licensed Design Professional cannot be a fiduciary to its client as it cannot be required to put a client's interests above the interests and safety of the public. Additionally, accepting this type of relationship would require the Consultant to accept a standard of care which exceeds the industry Standard of Care provided by licensed Design Professionals performing similar services in the area where the Project is located. A2: Refer to Addendum 1 located under the Attachments Tab. Submitted: 2/17/2026 01:15:54 PM (ET) Q3: Would the City please revise Article 7 - Quality Control, of the Sample Professional Services Agreement to reference the applicable professional standard of care, related to the Consultant’s services only? As currently written, Article 7 appears to require the Consultant to protect the City from third party work defects, which would impose responsibility beyond the Consultant’s contracted scope of services. In addition, design professionals have no control over contractors, third parties, or their quality control programs. Under Florida law and generally accepted engineering practice, licensed engineers may only be responsible for the professional services they are retained to perform and cannot assume liability for the work of others. Suggested language: “Consultant shall maintain a quality assurance program consistent with the professional standard of care ordinarily exercised by licensed civil engineers performing public works services in the State of Florida.” A3: Refer to Addendum 1 located under the Attachments Tab. Submitted: 2/17/2026 01:14:49 PM (ET) Q4: Referring to Pages 20 and 21 of the RFP: “The minimum information required for each reference shall be as required on the Reference Survey Form located in the Attachments Tab and as stated in the Reference Attribute in the Attribute Tab.” This Form is not among the current Attachments or mentioned in the Attribute tab. Would the City please add this form? A4: Refer to Addendum 1 located under the Attachments Tab. Submitted: 2/17/2026 01:12:52 PM (ET)

    Key dates

    1. January 28, 2026Published
    2. March 4, 2026Responses Due

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