Fort Worth Bonfire #26-0220

Sanitary Sewer M-245 Parallel Relief Pipeline Part 1 Construction for City of Fort Worth

This opportunity involves the City of Fort Worth's procurement for the construction of the Sanitary Sewer M-245 Parallel Relief Pipeline Part 1. - Government Buyer: - City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas - OEMs and Vendors: - Chesterton (corrosion protection liners) - Warren Environmental (corrosion protection liners) - Other products must meet detailed specifications or be approved equals - Products/Services Requested: - 5,353 linear feet of 72-inch Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) sewer line (open-cut installation) - 746 linear feet of 72-inch FRP sewer line in 96-inch steel casing (installed by auger bore or tunnel liner plate by hand tunneling) - Twelve 6-ft diameter flat top fiberglass tee base manholes - One 6-ft diameter flat top fiberglass tee base drop manhole - Three cast-in-place sanitary sewer junction structures - 371 vertical feet of epoxy manhole liner - 5,597 square feet of epoxy structure liner - Five odor control units - Bypass pumping services during construction - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Corrosion protection liners for manholes and junction structures must be from Chesterton, Warren Environmental, or an approved equal - All products and services must comply with detailed technical specifications provided in the bid documents - The project includes both open-cut and trenchless (auger bore/hand tunneling) installation methods - Odor control and temporary bypass pumping are required as part of the scope

Description

This Invitation to Bid (ITB) is for the construction of the Sanitary Sewer M-245 Parallel Relief Pipeline Part 1. The project includes installation of 5,353 linear feet of 72-inch FRP sewer line by open-cut, 746 linear feet of 72-inch FRP sewer line in steel casing by auger bore and hand tunneling, construction of various fiberglass tee base manholes and drop manholes, cast-in-place sanitary sewer junction structures, epoxy manhole and structure liners, odor control units, and bypass pumping. The work requires corrosion protection liners and includes detailed specifications and plans.

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