Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System Assessment and Downstream River Channel Improvements at Sterling C. Robertson Dam
Description: The Brazos River Authority is seeking qualified engineering firms for Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System Assessment and Downstream River Channel Improvements at Sterling C. Robertson Dam. The work includes assessing the hydrostatic pressure relief system, stilling basin concrete, downstream river channel, and river banks, with potential design and construction oversight for remedial improvements. This is a professional-services RFP, not a grant program, and responses are due October 14, 2026, at 10:00 AM Central Time.
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The Brazos River Authority is seeking qualified engineering firms for Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System Assessment and Downstream River Channel Improvements at Sterling C. Robertson Dam. The work includes assessing the hydrostatic pressure relief system, stilling basin concrete, downstream river channel, and river banks, with potential design and construction oversight for remedial improvements. This is a professional-services RFP, not a grant program, and responses are due October 14, 2026, at 10:00 AM Central Time.
Provide qualified multidisciplinary engineering consulting firms specialized in dams to provide professional engineering, geotechnical, environmental, hydraulic, structural, dam safety, and economic evaluation services for the conn dam stability assessment, spillway improvements, and long-term reservoir expansion feasibility study; selected consultant shall provide comprehensive engineering services to support regulatory compliance with the California division of safety of dams (dsod), assist the city in advancing federally authorized flood risk reduction studies through the u. S. Army corps of engineers (usace), evaluate long-term improvements to increase water supply reliability, and prepare the technical basis for future environmental review, design, permitting, and construction. .
