Best fit for this contractDavis-Bacon
OR20260070 (Rev 1)Match signal: state matchOpen WD
Published Jan 23, 2026Oregon • Josephine
Rate
Base $53.94Fringe $16.81
Rate
Base $47.04Fringe $21.84
+29 more occupation rates available in the full WD.
RFP Project Management and Restoration Services Phase 1 - Beaverton Creek and Metro West Basin EMU
Solicitation: Not available
Notice ID: state_or_oregonbuys__S-X34350-00012971
Federal opportunity from Clean Water Services. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Mar 19, 2025.
Market snapshot
Baseline awarded-market signal across all contracting (sample of 400 recent awards; refreshed periodically).
12-month awarded value
$7,205,695,420
Sector total $7,205,695,420 • Share 100.0%
Live
Median
$96,720
P10–P90
$28,298–$2,037,759
Volatility
Volatile200%
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
A simple concentration signal, not a forecast.
100.0%
share
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
+100%($7,205,695,420)
Deal sizing
$96,720 median
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Place of Performance
Not listed — check the files for details.
Applicable Wage Determinations
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Davis-BaconBest fitstate match
OR20260070 (Rev 1)Published Jan 23, 2026Oregon • Josephine
Rate
Base $53.94Fringe $16.81
Rate
Base $47.04Fringe $21.84
Rate
Base $56.66Fringe $16.90
+28 more occupation rates in this WD
Davis-Baconstate match
OR20260011 (Rev 1)Published Jan 23, 2026Oregon • Lake, Malheur, Morrow +6
Rate
Base $36.27Fringe $14.03
Rate
Base $33.48Fringe $14.03
Rate
Base $41.67Fringe $19.08
+20 more occupation rates in this WD
Davis-Baconstate match
OR20260005 (Rev 1)Published Jan 23, 2026Oregon • Douglas
Rate
Base $33.41Fringe $18.20
Rate
Base $39.34Fringe $22.45
Rate
Base $54.75Fringe $16.90
+16 more occupation rates in this WD
Davis-Baconstate match
OR20260006 (Rev 1)Published Jan 23, 2026Oregon • Josephine
Rate
Base $33.41Fringe $18.20
Rate
Base $54.75Fringe $16.90
Rate
Base $53.60Fringe $16.90
+15 more occupation rates in this WD
Point of Contact
Not available
Agency & Office
Department
Clean Water Services
Agency
Not available
Subagency
Not available
Office
Heidi Blasingame
Contracting Office Address
Not available
Description
RFP Project Management and Restoration Services Phase 1 - Beaverton Creek and Metro West Basin EMU
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BidPulsar Analysis
A practical, capture-style breakdown of fit, requirements, risks, and next steps.
Updated: Feb 23, 2026
Client-ready brief
Executive summary
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The RFP from Clean Water Services seeks project management and restoration services for Phase 1 of the Beaverton Creek and Metro West Basin EMU, with a response deadline of March 19, 2025. This project presents an opportunity to engage in environmental restoration efforts critical to the local ecosystem. Interested vendors will need to demonstrate expertise in project management and restoration within water services.
environmental restorationproject managementBeaverton CreekMetro West Basinwater quality
What the buyer is trying to do
Clean Water Services aims to initiate effective project management and restoration activities in the Beaverton Creek and Metro West Basin to enhance local water quality and environmental health.
Who should pursue this
- Firms with experience in environmental restoration
- Project management consultants in the water services field
- Local environmental agencies
- Contractors with expertise in creek rehabilitation
Work breakdown
- Review project requirements and guidelines
- Develop a project management plan
- Engage with stakeholders
- Conduct site assessments and analyses
- Implement restoration strategies
Response package checklist
- Proposal including project management plan
- Past performance references
- Cost estimate
- Team qualifications
- Schedule of deliverables
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
Compliance notes
- Ensure adherence to local environmental regulations
- Compliance with Clean Water Services guidelines
- Sustainability practices in restoration strategies
Pricing strategy
- Consider competitive pricing based on previous projects
- Include breakdowns of labor, materials, and overhead
- Be prepared for negotiations based on value offered
Teaming and subs
- Partner with local environmental firms
- Consider teaming with hydrogeologists
- Engage subcontractors for specialized restoration techniques
Risks and watchouts
- Potential delays in project approval process
- Unforeseen environmental challenges
- Stakeholder opposition to restoration plans
Smart questions to ask
- What specific outcomes are expected from the restoration services?
- What is the budget allocation for Phase 1?
- Are there any preferred methodologies for restoration?
Source coverage notes
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Detailed scope of work
- Specific deliverables required
- Budget constraints
- Evaluation criteria for proposals
- Previous reports on Beaverton Creek restoration efforts
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