North Riverside Civicplus #Water & Sewer Repair

Village of North Riverside Solicits Water & Sewer Repair Services

The Village of North Riverside, Illinois, is seeking qualified contractors to provide comprehensive water and sewer repair services on an as-needed basis. - Government Buyer: - Village of North Riverside, Public Works Department - Scope of Work: - Water main repairs (4" to 18" ductile iron) - Residential and commercial service line repairs and emergency replacements (lead, copper, or ductile iron, 5/8" to 6") - Auguring and installation of new water service lines - Removal of obsolete water services - Pressure/hot tapping - Water valve replacement/removal (4" to 18") - Fire hydrant replacement, removal, and installation - Sewer line repair (6" to 33", clay or PVC) - Catch basin removal and replacement - High-pressure cleaning of main sewer lines - Sidewalk and concrete work related to water and sewer repair - Labor and Equipment: - Labor categories: superintendent, foreman, laborer, operator, plumber - Equipment: backhoes, loaders, skid steers, hydraulic hammers, trucks, pumps, trench boxes, confined space equipment, power tools, air compressors - Pricing must include straight time, overtime, doubletime, and emergency rates - Requirements: - Contractors must be insured, bonded, and on the Illinois Department of Transportation accepted list - Compliance with prevailing wage laws and OSHA regulations - Proof of payroll and detailed rate breakdowns required - Proposals must include material and subcontractor costs, and firm qualifications - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to all qualified contractors - Place of Performance: - Work to be performed in North Riverside, Illinois, with key locations at the Public Works Building (2345 Desplaines Ave) and other municipal sites

Description

The Village of North Riverside is seeking proposals for sidewalk and concrete work related to water and sewer repair on an as-needed basis. The scope includes repairs to water mains, service lines, valve replacements, fire hydrant work, sewer line repairs, catch basin replacements, and high-pressure cleaning of sewer lines. Contractors must be insured, bonded, comply with prevailing wage laws, and meet various regulatory requirements. Proposals are due by April 10, 2026, and should include detailed pricing, firm qualifications, and compliance with insurance and legal standards.

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