State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE SERVICES Engineering & Architectural Services Olympia, WA NOTICE TO CONSULTANTS REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Submittal Date: February 21, 2018. CONSULTANT SERVICES REQUIRED for Project No. 1001227; DSHS-WSH: Master Plan Update; at Western Hospital (WSH) at Lakewood, Washington for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). Scope of Work This Request for Qualifications is for the purpose of selecting a consultant for the DSHS-WSH: Master Plan Update located at Lakewood, Washington. By ordinance, the City of Lakewood requires a Master Plan Update for this DSHS campus every 10 years. DSHS’s current Master Plan for Western State Hospital (WSH) and the Child Study and Treatment Center (CSTC) is 21 years old. The 1996 Master Plan has been adequate for projects over the past 20 years, however, new developments in the mental health system are driving new program needs, and associated facility changes, which weren’t anticipated in the 1996 plan. Additionally, an increased number of staff, concerns with traffic circulation, parking requirements, pedestrian safety, secure patient courtyards, and historic preservation require a contemporary, thoughtful approach for the campus needs over the next 10 to 20 years. This project will identify the programs’ facility needs for WSH and CSTC campuses, evaluate the existing facilities’ effectiveness in meeting those needs, identify and substantiate major facilities projects, and develop a master plan for the campus and a phased development plan. The master planning effort will challenge our behavioral health stakeholders and the hospital programs to explore operational alternatives and efficiencies to provide class treatment. This analysis will be matched by a similarly rigorous investigation of our existing facilities, infrastructure, site improvements, transportation networks, environmental elements, and cultural and historic resources. Further, the master plan will identify connections with our neighbors, the Historic Fort Steilacoom Association, Steilacoom High School, Fort Steilacoom Park, Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom, and the broader Lakewood community. Ultimately, the Master Plan will document existing programs and facilities; anticipated program evolution and the facilities and site improvements necessary to support those programs; and the important connections to the broader community. The successful consultant team will have experience in developing comprehensive master plans, coordinating program requirements with multiple stakeholders, and the re-zoning process.
State of Washington DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE SERVICES Engineering & Architectural Services Olympia, WA NOTICE TO CONSULTANTS REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Submittal Date: February 21, 2018. CONSULTANT SERVICES REQUIRED for Project No. 1001227; DSHS-WSH: Master Plan Update; at Western Hospital (WSH) at Lakewood, Washington for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). Scope of Work This Request for Qualifications is for the purpose of selecting a consultant for the DSHS-WSH: Master Plan Update located at Lakewood, Washington. By ordinance, the City of Lakewood requires a Master Plan Update for this DSHS campus every 10 years. DSHS’s current Master Plan for Western State Hospital (WSH) and the Child Study and Treatment Center (CSTC) is 21 years old. The 1996 Master Plan has been adequate for projects over the past 20 years, however, new developments in the mental health system are driving new program needs, and associated facility changes, which weren’t anticipated in the 1996 plan. Additionally, an increased number of staff, concerns with traffic circulation, parking requirements, pedestrian safety, secure patient courtyards, and historic preservation require a contemporary, thoughtful approach for the campus needs over the next 10 to 20 years. This project will identify the programs’ facility needs for WSH and CSTC campuses, evaluate the existing facilities’ effectiveness in meeting those needs, identify and substantiate major facilities projects, and develop a master plan for the campus and a phased development plan. The master planning effort will challenge our behavioral health stakeholders and the hospital programs to explore operational alternatives and efficiencies to provide class treatment. This analysis will be matched by a similarly rigorous investigation of our existing facilities, infrastructure, site improvements, transportation networks, environmental elements, and cultural and historic resources. Further, the master plan will identify connections with our neighbors, the Historic Fort Steilacoom Association, Steilacoom High School, Fort Steilacoom Park, Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom, and the broader Lakewood community. Ultimately, the Master Plan will document existing programs and facilities; anticipated program evolution and the facilities and site improvements necessary to support those programs; and the important connections to the broader community. The successful consultant team will have experience in developing comprehensive master plans, coordinating program requirements with multiple stakeholders, and the re-zoning process.
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