CMGC Project Delivery for SW 209th Ave Pump Station Project (CIP 4194)

The City of Beaverton (City) is an Oregon municipal corporation located seven (7) miles west of Portland in the Tualatin River Valley. The City is Oregon’s sixth most populous City and the second most populous incorporated City in Washington County, with 19.6 square miles and just over 100,000 residents. The City provides a wide array of community services and amenities and was recently ranked by Money magazine as one of the Best Places to Live in the United States. The City is family-friendly and well-known for its many attractive and well-planned neighborhoods. Residents enjoy easy access to a complete range of community services, including the largest shopping district in west metropolitan Portland and many places of worship serving all denominations. The City’s 500+ employees provide an array of services including police, water, library, public works, and community and economic development services. More information about the City can be found at www.beavertonoregon.gov . The City owns, operates, and manages a domestic water supply system. The City operates 13 water service pressure zones, which vary from 410 to 794 hydraulic grade line (HGL) and are defined by a combination of factors, including ground topography, designated water storage overflow elevations, and/or pressure reducing valves (PRVs) serving the zone. The City manages water service for approximately 90,000 residents, which includes residents in areas formerly served by Tualatin Valley Water District (TVWD). Maintaining adequate water storage and distribution for these zones is critical to the livelihood of the City’s residents and businesses. The City is committed to providing safe and reliable water to its customers through high-quality design, construction and operations and maintenance.