North Carolina eVP #299-297-41

Regional Biosolids Feasibility Study Engineering Services for Brunswick County and CFPUA

Brunswick County, in partnership with the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA), is seeking qualified engineering firms to conduct a regional biosolids feasibility study. - Government Buyer: - Brunswick County Public Utilities, with involvement from CFPUA - Scope of Services: - Professional engineering services to evaluate alternatives for long-term biosolids management and disposal - Analysis of facility development, business case evaluation, grant and loan funding opportunities, risk analysis, and recommendations for cost sharing - Assessment of current biosolids production, regulatory and market analysis, technology and site screening - Preparation of reports and presentations - Products/Services Requested: - No specific products or part numbers; focus is on engineering services for feasibility study - Potential for Phase II preliminary engineering based on study outcomes - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience with similar projects and provide detailed qualifications of key personnel - Submission of eight hard copies and one electronic copy of qualifications - Compliance with grant regulatory requirements if applicable - Lump sum contract inclusive of permit application fees and all related expenses - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; opportunity is open to qualified engineering firms - Place of Performance: - Brunswick County, North Carolina, and Cape Fear Public Utility Authority in Wilmington, NC - Contracting office located at Brunswick County Public Utilities, 250 Grey Water Road NE, Supply, NC 28462

Description

Brunswick County, in consultation with the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA), is seeking professional engineering services to conduct a feasibility study for a regional approach to biosolids management. The study aims to evaluate the development of a jointly- and publicly-owned regional biosolids facility to reduce environmental and financial impacts. The scope includes identifying and evaluating alternatives for long-term biosolids management in Brunswick and surrounding counties. The contract will be a lump sum amount inclusive of all expenses, and firms must submit statements of qualifications by the specified deadline.

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