Right-of-Way Appraisal Services
- Client
- Salem, Oregon
- RFP Number
- ESTATE-11630
- Posted
- 6/23/2026
- Category
- Real Estate, Brokerage Services, Maintenance, Repair and Alteration of Property
- Budget
- Looking for Proposals
- NAICS
- —
- Set-aside
- —
- Contact
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Description
AI GeneratedThe Marion County government authority in Salem, Oregon is seeking professional right-of-way appraisal services to support property acquisition for upcoming transportation projects. The agency needs to determine fair market value and assess the financial impacts of acquiring real property, including both full and partial acquisitions. This work will help the agency resolve property valuation challenges, secure necessary land rights, and establish legally defensible valuations for public infrastructure development. The scope of work requires the selected provider to perform independent appraisals of real property and evaluate impacts to land, structures, improvements, access rights, and related property interests. The provider must apply appropriate appraisal methodologies in compliance with all applicable laws and professional standards. Additionally, the agency requires the preparation of clear, accurate, and defensible appraisal reports suitable for internal agency review and potential legal proceedings. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations located within the United States. The agency requires all appraisal work to be performed offsite at the provider's own office premises. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is currently looking for proposals to determine the cost of these services.
Key solicitation details
AI-extracted from RFQ_Qualified_Appraisers_Approved_clean_260622.pdf. Confirm against the original documents before bidding.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is soliciting Request for Qualifications to establish a Qualified Appraisers List of consultants for real property right-of-way appraisal services. Consultants operating as or employed by certified or qualified business entities are eligible to submit qualifications.
- Issued by
- Oregon Department of Transportation
- Qualification Submittal Accepted Through
- July 15, 2031, by 5:00 p.m. (PST)
- Qualification Evaluation
- Estimated 1-3 weeks from RFQ Application Submittal
- Notice of Qualification
- Estimated 4 weeks from Application Form Submittal
- How to submit
- Electronic via email
- Submission details
- Submit 1 signed Application electronically. RFQ number and title must be in the subject line. Submittals must not exceed 150 pages with a minimum 10-point font.
- Contract term
- The Qualified List will be open for 5 years, unless canceled or extended via an amendment.
- Place of performance
- Performance of the work will be Offsite at vendor office premises.
- Insurance and bonding
- Once accepted for placement on the QAL, each Appraiser shall provide certificates of insurance as shown in the sample contract document.
How proposals are evaluated
| Criteria #1: Years of Appraisal Experience | 10 Points |
| Criteria #2: Years of Eminent Domain Appraisal Experience | 10 Points |
| Criteria #3: Types of Work Samples Provided | 10 points |
| Criteria #4: Court Testimony Experience in Supporting Appraisals | 5 Points |
| Criteria #5: Quality of Work Samples | 10 points |
Scope of work
- Perform independent appraisals of real property, including full and partial acquisitions
- Evaluate impacts to land, structures, improvements, access rights, and related property interests
- Apply appropriate appraisal methodologies in compliance with applicable laws and professional standards
- Prepare clear, accurate, and defensible appraisal reports suitable for agency review and legal proceedings
- Provide condemnation-related services assisting Agency and Department of Justice in defending appraisals
- Serve as expert witness and testify at court hearings or trials when required
Minimum qualifications
- Hold a college degree in Business Administration, Engineering, Agriculture, Education, or Related Fields, or 5 years verified active real estate experience, or equivalent combination
- Be an actively licensed, state certified general appraiser in accordance with Oregon appraiser license laws
Documents to include with the bid
- Attachment A: Application Form
- Work samples
Verify important details
Document checkConfirm submission instructions and amendments with the issuing agency before responding.
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