Initial record from an official solicitation. Earlier planning history, funding and award are not yet established.

Location
Oregon
Project code
S-R24190-00016666

City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E

The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record.

Last verified Oct 12, 2026 1 official source family

What is proposed

The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record.

Formal procurement opportunity published

City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E: The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record. Responses due 2026-05-06.

Official response deadline

Timing is not established in reviewed records.

Confirmed work and commercial interpretation

What is proposed

The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record.

Potential commercial work

Waterline IQ interpretation of accepted scope. These items are not confirmed contract packages or specifications.

Distribution

Water main replacement

Documented permitting

Permit records have not been captured; requirements and approval remain unverified.

Key official milestones

  1. Official event

    Formal procurement opportunity published

    City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E: The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record. Responses due 2026-05-06.

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Evidence and sources
1 accepted claims across 2 official document versions
Selected official evidence · Inspect exact excerpts and locators

City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E — S-R24190-00016666

OregonBuys water-infrastructure outcome discovery
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“Bid Number: S-R24190-00016666 Description: City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E Bid Opening Date: 05/06/2026 05:00:00 PM Purchaser: System Administrator Organization: Mid-Willamette Valley Counc...”