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Shared use path preliminary design, I-5 Dupont to Lakewood

I-5 / Dupont to Lakewood Shared Use Path (SUP), Solicitation 112200, issued by Pierce County.

At a glance

Pierce County seeks engineering consultant qualifications to prepare preliminary design for a shared-use path connecting Dupont to Lakewood along Steilacoom-Dupont Road. The project will close non-motorized connectivity gaps and is funded by Washington State. Design work supports eventual construction of the pedestrian and bicycle facility.

Key facts

Issuing agency
Pierce County
Solicitation number
112200
Type
purchase
Posted
Sep 4, 2024
Response deadline
Sep 20, 2024, 7:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
Pierce County, WA
  • engineering design
  • shared use path
  • pedestrian infrastructure
  • bicycle facilities
  • transportation planning
  • consultant services

Official description

Solicitation #2024-RFQ-764. Issued by Planning and Public Works. Pierce County (hereafter known as 'the County') requests qualifications from engineer consultant firms capable of preparing the preliminary design for the I-5 / Dupont to Lakewood — Shared Use Path (SUP) project. There is a need for open and accessible non-motorized connectivity along Steilacoom-Dupont Road. The County is seeking to close the connectivity gap through the design and eventual construction of a shared-use path funded by the state, via an agreement between the County and WSDOT (WA Department of Transportation). To increase non-motorized accessibility in the area, both Lakewood and Dupont have extended bike lanes and sidewalks up to their respective incorporated city limits. Steilacoom-Dupont Road is a well-traveled roadway along the westerly border of Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Pierce County. Current roadway uses encompass the following: United States Military Deliveries to and from nearby commercial warehouses Citizens commuting from the Town of Steilacoom, the City of Dupont, and the City of Lakewood

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