City of Lake Charles
326 Pujo Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601
(337) 491-1263
326 Pujo Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601
(337) 491-1263
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RFP #2026-25
Request for Proposals for Entertainment, Food and Beverage Establishment on the Lakefront
| 07/14/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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Capital Project Number 3544
City of Lake Charles
Hodges Street Waterline Extension
Capital Project Number 3544
I. Background:
Homes along Hodges Street are experiencing ongoing low water pressure issues. Existing infrastructure along this section of the distribution system is undersized and unable to adequately meet current household demand, resulting in inconsistent and insufficient water pressure within several homes. By extending and upgrading the waterline, the project will improve system capacity, enhance water flow, and provide more reliable service to affected properties. This improvement is intended to ensure adequate water pressure for daily use and to support long-term reliability of the neighborhood’s water distribution system.
II. Project Scope of Work:
Design and implementation of ~1,500 feet of 6-inch diameter waterline including a looping connection on W. Prien Lake Road and a looping connection on E. Hale Street.
Design Services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
| 08/04/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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Capital Project No. CP2894
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
WWTP A McNabb and Cline Street
Emergency Sewer System Rehabilitation
Capital Project No. CP2894
I. Background:
Waggoner Engineering, Inc. (Waggoner) was retained by the City of Lake Charles, Louisiana to evaluate and address deficiencies within the existing sanitary sewer collection system along McNabb Street between Broad Street and Cline Street. Approximately 2,250 linear feet of existing 18-inch reinforced concrete sanitary sewer pipe along McNabb Street has been identified as being in poor structural condition. Observed deficiencies include cracking and joint separation. Due to the severity and extent of the deterioration, the sewer line is no longer suitable for spot repairs or lining and requires full replacement. Rehabilitation of this segment will be performed using pipe bursting methods to install new 18-inch high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe, minimizing surface disruption while significantly improving the long-term performance and reliability of the sanitary sewer system.
II. Project Scope of Work:
Design and construction services for the repair and rehabilitation of the existing 18-inch gravity sanitary sewer collection system along McNabb Street, between Broad Street and Cline Street, to address documented system deterioration. Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual. The work will include, but is not limited to, the following:
• Replacement of the existing 18-inch gravity sewer main via pipe bursting installation.
• Reinstating of existing sanitary sewer service laterals to the rehabilitated main.
• Furnishing, installation, operation, and maintenance of temporary bypass pumping to maintain continuous sewer service during construction.
| 08/04/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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Project #CP3335
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Nellie Lutcher Memorial Pocket Park
City of Lake Charles Project #CP3335
The project scope consists of the new construction of a pocket park. Work scope includes earthwork,
paving, fencing, landscaping, and limited electrical items.
| 12/20/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-24, 25A, 29E, 29G, 29H, 32, 33, 81A, 81.D.1, 81M, 126E, 126C, 126D, 126J, 126K, 126F
CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING REPAIRS
CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-24, 25A, 29E, 29G, 29H,
32, 33, 81A, 81.D.1, 81M, 126E, 126C, 126D, 126J, 126K, 126F
I. Background:
Gusting winds, debris impacts, and heavy rain, associated with Hurricane Laura, incurred minimal to severe damages to multiple buildings located at Wastewater Treatment Plants A, B/C, and D. This project will serve to provide necessary repairs to reinstate building functionality to pre-storm conditions. Scope items have also been identified that would serve to upgrade these antiquated systems to the latest codes and standards.
II. Scope of Services:
Design and implementation of building repairs, in response to damages incurred as a result of Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA), to pre-storm conditions and regulations as imposed by governmental bodies with the appropriate jurisdictional authority. This Work shall include the following:
Wastewater Treatment Plant A (128 W. Railroad Ave., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Office/Administration/Blower Pump Room Building (Insurance SOV No. 081A)
• Storage Building No.1 (Insurance SOV NO. 081.D.1)
• Sludge Processing Building (Insurance SOV No. 081M)
Wastewater Treatment Plant B/C (1132 W. 18th St., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Equipment Building (Insurance SOV No. 024)
• Portable Building (Insurance SOV NO. 25A)
• RAS/WAS Pump Station (Insurance SOV No. 029E)
• Motor Control Center No. 1 Building (Insurance SOV No. 029G)
• Motor Control Center No. 2 Building (Insurance SOV No. 029H)
• Electrical Storage Building (Insurance SOV No. 32)
• Portable Building (Insurance SOV No. 33)
Wastewater Treatment Plant D (3820 Tank Farm Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Press Building (Insurance SOV No. 126C)
• Tertiary Filter Building (Insurance SOV No. 126D)
• Maintenance Building (Insurance SOV No. 126E)
• Control Room Building (Insurance SOV No. 126F)
• MCC Building (Insurance SOV No. 126J)
• MCC Building (Insurance SOV No. 126K)
• Oxidation Ditch No. 1 (Insurance SOV No. 126.A.1)
Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
| 12/20/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-83, HL-85, HL-86A, HL-86B, HL-88, HL-96, HL-101, HL-103, HL-110, HL-116
CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING REPAIRS
CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-83, HL-85, HL-86A, HL-86B, HL-88, HL-96, HL-101, HL-103, HL-110, HL-116
I. Background:
Gusting winds, debris impacts, and heavy rain, associated with Hurricane Laura, incurred minimal to severe damages to multiple buildings located at the Southwest, George H. West, Center East, Center West, Chennault, and McNeese Water Treatment Plants. This project will serve to provide necessary repairs to reinstate building functionality to pre-storm conditions. Scope items have also been identified that would serve to upgrade these antiquated systems to the latest codes and standards.
II. Scope of Services:
Design and implementation of building repairs, in response to damages incurred as a result of Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA), to pre-storm conditions and regulations as imposed by governmental bodies with the appropriate jurisdictional authority. This Work shall include the following:
Southwest Water Treatment Plant (4300 Alma Lane)
• Pump/Administration Building (Insurance SOV No. 116)
George H. West Water Treatment Plant (225 N. Ryan Street)
• Distribution/Linemen Building (Insurance SOV No. 083)
• Pump/Administration Building (Insurance SOV No. 085)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 086A)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 086B)
• Utility Building (Insurance SOV No. 088)
Center East Water Treatment Plant (3207 Center Street)
• Main Building (Insurance SOV No. 101)
Center West Water Treatment Plant (3208 Center Street)
• Pump Building (Insurance SOV No. 103)
Chennault Water Treatment Plant (1501 W. Main Street)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 096)
McNeese Water Treatment Plant (617 E. McNeese Street)
• Pump Building (Insurance SOV No. 110)
Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
| 12/20/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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HL-14
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
LAKE CHARLES CIVIC CENTER - HURRICANE LAURA REPAIRS
ROSA HART & CENTER SECTION INTERIOR REPAIRS
HL-14
Proposed Scope of work:
• Repairs walls, ceilings, and floors
• Replacing insulation
• Replacing HVAC
• Replacing stage dressing rooms and office
| 12/20/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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HL-SOV-26.A, 28, 34, 36, 40, 81.D.2, 111
City of Lake Charles
Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants – Building Demolition
Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA) Recovery Program
Repair Project HL-SOV-26.A, 28, 34, 36, 40, 81.D.2, 111
I. Background:
Gusting winds, debris impacts, and heavy rain, associated with Hurricane Laura, incurred damage to various buildings at the McNeese Water Treatment Plant and Wastewater Treatment Plant ‘B/C’, to point where the buildings are no longer suitable for occupancy and require demolition to facilitate future site improvements.
II. Scope of Services:
Design and implementation of demolition procedures, in response to damage incurred as result of Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA), to remove and dispose of damaged structures and foundations to facilitate future site improvements. This Work shall include:
McNeese Water Treatment Plant (617 E. McNeese Street)
• Lab Building (Insurance SOV #111)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Overhead Canopy
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Concrete Foundation
Wastewater Treatment Plant B/C (1132 W. 18th Street)
• Recreation Maintenance Building (Insurance SOV #26.A)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Concrete Foundation
• Mechanic Shop (Insurance SOV #28)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Concrete Foundation
• Storage Building (Insurance SOV #34)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
• Supervisor Building (Insurance SOV #36)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
• Map Building (Insurance SOV #40)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
Wastewater Treatment Plant A (128 West Railroad Avenue)
• Recreation Maintenance Building (Insurance SOV # 81.D.2)
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Building, Furnishings, Utilities, etc.
o Remove and Dispose of Existing Concrete Foundation
Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
| 12/06/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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2023-08
Request for Qualifications for Professional Services for Flood Mitigation, Public Safety & Citywide Resilience – BRIC 2021 on High Priority Ditches & Culverts in the 2021 Critical Drainage Improvement Program (RFQ #2023-08)
| 12/06/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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LR0002
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Nelson Road Extension And Bridge Utility Improvements
LR0002
SCOPE OF WORK:
Project scope consists of the relocation of water and sewer lines currently in conflict with the Nelson Road Extension and Bridge project by LADOTD (State Project No. H.005967).
PROJECT LIMITS:
Project utility relocations are west of the intersection of Sallier St. and Riverside Dr. within newly acquired right-of-way by DOTD.
| 11/15/2022 08:45 PM UTC |
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Project No. CP3040
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
1st AVENUE TRAIL NORTH OF BROAD TO I-10
STATE PROJECT NO. H.014658
CITY OF LAKE CHARLES PROJECT NO. CP 3040
City of Lake Charles project, ‘1st Avenue Trail North of Broad to I-10’ consist of site work improvements for an identified recreational trail development area. The site work consists of traffic control, erosion control, clearing and grubbing, grading, and stockpiling of topsoil and vegetative much, saw cutting, demolition of asphaltic and concrete pavement, installation of concrete pavement, and installation of concrete curb and gutter build back, as outlined on the contract documents.
This project is a Federal-Aid Construction Project with reference and inclusion of Form FHWA 1273 and its required outlined provisions for Prime Contractor, Sub-Contractors, and Lower Tier Sub-contracts.
| 11/01/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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CP HL-14
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Lake Charles Civic Center - Coliseum Interior Repairs CP HL-14
Return Lake Charles Civic Center Coliseum Hurricane Laura Repair Project Pre-Disaster Condition (PDC)
| 10/18/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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RFP #2023-01, File ID #180-22
Request for Proposals for Professional Services - Program Manager for City of Lake Charles Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Direct Allocation
| 10/04/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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