Kiewit is soliciting subcontractor bids and material quotes from subcontractors, service providers and suppliers, including Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises (WMBEs) as registered in the City of Seattle’s Online Business Directory (OBD), the King County SCS Directory; or certified by the Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE) as a Disadvantaged Business, Minority Business, or Women Owned Business Enterprise for the following

Waterfront Seattle Pier 58 Improvements Project
      Owner:  City of Seattle - Department of Transportation – PW: 2021-049
City of Seattle Bid Date: February 23, 2022 @ 2:00 PM (PST)

Scope Letter to Kiewit by:February 16, 2022 @ 5:00 PM (PST)
Quotes Due to Kiewit by: February 20, 2021 @ 5:00 PM (PST)

CONTACT:
Jaryd Frost (303) 723-7193 or Keith Ramick (253) 943-4200
KIEWIT INFRASTRUCTURE WEST CO.
33455 6th Ave South
Federal Way, WA 98003
DBE Questions: to dennis.ahl@kiewit.com
Dennis Ahl, WMBE Recruitment /Inclusion Plan Administrator– Direct Phone (253) 943-4070
Waterfront Seattle Pier 58 Improvements - Plans & Specs found at the City of Seattle website at:
https://seattle.procureware.com

This Pier 58 Improvement Project includes: Marine Pile Driving, Precast Deck Panels, Cast in Place Concrete and a Topping Slab with Architectural finishes.
Pier 58 Improvements - Marine Contstrucion Subcontracting Opportunities include:
 
•    Aggregates
•    Bubble Curtain
•    Cathodic Protection
•    Electrical & Mechanical 
•    Fountain Infrastructure
•    Fire Suppression System
•    Grated Steel Pedestrian Walkway
•    Guardrail & Handrail
•    Habitat Construction
•    Landscaping
•    Metal Doors & Misc. Metals
•    MOT (Traffic)
•    Piling (Steel)
•    Play Area Equipment
•    Furn/Install Reinforcing Steel
•    Steel Brackets
•    Survey
•    Synthetic Turf
•    Water Proofing
•    misc work scopes.

In order to assist registered Women & Minority Business Enterprises (WMBE) Subcontractors and Suppliers, we will divide items of work into smaller economically feasible units; smaller tasks or quantities; and establish delivery/construction schedules which will allow maximum WMBE participation where feasible. Subcontractors are required to execute Kiewit standard Subcontract or Material Contract agreements.