Island End River Flood Resilience Project Pre-Construction Project Cost Estimating & Scheduling Services

Description:

The IERFRP is a collaborative effort between the Cities of Everett and Chelsea (“the Cities”) to prevent projected coastal storm surge flooding from the Island End River (“IER”) across a 500-acre floodplain that will impact more than, 5,000 residents, 800+ buildings and 11,000 jobs in southeast Everett and southwest Chelsea.  The Cities are working to construct a coastal storm surge barrier, storm surge control facility, nature-based approaches along the riverfront, a revitalized coastal park, and related amenities at the Island End River (“IER”). The approximately 6-acre Project Site is currently composed of a mix of commercial and industrial uses and supporting roadway and utility infrastructure. The existing banks of the river are highly degraded by legacy industrial uses and are comprised of hardened slope stabilization measures and littered with debris. This Project will construct an approximately 4,650 linear foot (“lf”) storm surge barrier, an approximately 2,900 square foot (“sf”) underground storm surge control facility, approximately 20,000 square feet of nature-based approaches along the riverfront, and associated wetland and public access improvements along the IER.

Awarded vendor submitted hourly rates for the project dependent on staff.