City of Moline Ionwave #CHS-H-28-51

City of Moline Basement French Drain and Sump Pump Installation Project

This opportunity involves the City of Moline's Community Housing Services Program (CHS) seeking qualified contractors for a basement waterproofing and rehabilitation project at 2610 4th Street, Moline, IL. - Government Buyer: - City of Moline, Community Housing Services Program (CHS) - Project managed by Christopher Day - Scope of Work: - Install a French drain system (124 linear feet) around the basement perimeter - Break up existing concrete slab - Install 4" perforated drain pipe with sock - Connect drain line to a sump - Backfill and compact gravel to 95% - Apply bonding agent per manufacturer specifications - Pour new 4" thick, 2200 psi concrete slab, finished to match existing - Install a sump pump draining into the waste vent system - Products/Services Requested: - French drain system installation (124 LF) - Sump pump installation - General contractor services for owner-occupied rehabilitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All materials must be new and installed per manufacturer specifications - Contractors must have EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule certification for pre-1978 structures - Compliance with City of Moline codes and ordinances - Pre-bid site visits required and coordinated with homeowner - No specific OEMs or brands are specified; contractors may select suitable products meeting the requirements

Description

The City of Moline invites qualified contractors to submit electronic bids for the owner-occupied rehabilitation project at 2610 4th Street, Moline, IL. The project involves installing a French drain system around the basement perimeter to address leaking issues, including breaking up the concrete slab, installing a perforated drain pipe, sump pump, and pouring a new concrete slab. Bids must be submitted electronically by July 6, 2026, and contractors must comply with all specifications and requirements outlined in the bid documents. Pre-bid site visits are coordinated with the homeowner, and contractors must have active SAM registration and EPA RRP certification if applicable.

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