North Carolina eVP #460-275-01

OWASA Galvanized Service Line Replacement Program – Pipe Replacement and Related Services in Carrboro, NC

This opportunity involves the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) in Carrboro, NC seeking bids for its Galvanized Service Line Replacement Program (CIP #275-01): - Project Scope: - Replacement of approximately 92 galvanized water service lines on the private side (from water meter to building) - Use of PEX or PVC pipe for lines up to 1.5 inches and copper pipe for 2-inch lines - Includes excavation, trenchless installation, backfilling, restoration, testing, and all appurtenances - Distribution of pitcher filters and replacement cartridges to residents at each affected service line - Additional work items: pressure reducing valves, test pits, permit fees, soil testing, deep excavation, pavement restoration, and traffic control - Contract Details: - Unit Price General Construction Contract - Substantial completion required within 270 calendar days from notice to proceed; final completion within 300 days - Minimum 10% minority business participation goal in accordance with North Carolina statutes - Contractors and subcontractors must hold valid North Carolina General Contractor licenses - Location: - All work performed in Carrboro, Orange County, NC, primarily at and around 400 Jones Ferry Road - No specific OEMs or proprietary vendors are named; pipe materials (PEX, PVC, copper) are specified by type, not brand - NAICS code: 237110 (Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction)

Description

The Orange Water and Sewer Authority is soliciting sealed bids for the Galvanized Service Line Replacement Program under CIP No. 275-01. The project involves the replacement of galvanized services on the private side of the service line, including all associated appurtenances, requiring a Unit Price General Construction Contract. Bidders must have valid North Carolina General Contractor’s Licenses and are encouraged to attend a non-mandatory pre-bid conference. Minority business participation of at least 10% is encouraged in accordance with North Carolina statutes.

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