Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #345-26-C0513-6
Rehabilitation of Sweeney Water Treatment Plant 4MG Clearwell for CFPUA
Posted
July 09, 2026
Respond By
July 16, 2026
Identifier
345-26-C0513-6
NAICS
237110, 237990
This opportunity involves the rehabilitation of a major water infrastructure asset for the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) in Wilmington, North Carolina. - Government Buyer: - Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) - Managed by Procurement Manager Ben Guerrieri and Bid Manager Teresa McPherson - Project Scope: - Rehabilitation of the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant's 4 million gallon (4MG) clearwell - Single prime contract for all construction and rehabilitation work - Products/Services Requested: - General construction services for clearwell rehabilitation - No specific OEMs, brands, or proprietary products are named - Requirements: - Bidders must be licensed under North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 87 with a 'Limited' limitation and 'Public Utility or Building' classification - Bid bond of 5% of total bid amount required - Performance and payment bonds at 100% of contract value required for the successful bidder - Bidders must register and obtain official contract documents from CFPUA; proof of registration required at bid submission - Bids must be submitted in person (no electronic bids accepted) - Notable Details: - No pre-bid conference will be held - Official contract documents are only available directly from CFPUA - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation
Description
This solicitation is for the rehabilitation of the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant's 4 million gallon clearwell. The project involves a single prime contract with no pre-bid conference. Bids must be submitted in person by the specified deadline, and electronic bids are not permitted. The procurement is managed by the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority, which requires bidders to register and obtain official contract documents prior to submission. A bid bond of 5% of the total bid amount is required, and the successful bidder must provide performance and payment bonds at 100% of the contract amount.