Pender County Civicplus #40

Turnkey Installation of Pressure Filtration Systems at Five Pender County Wellhouses

Pender County Utilities is seeking proposals for the turnkey installation of pressure filtration systems at five groundwater wellhouses along the US-17 corridor in Scotts Hill and Hampstead, North Carolina. - Government Buyer: - Pender County Government, Pender County Utilities, Pender County Finance Department - Products and Equipment Requested: - Structural composite pressure vessels (5 units) - Composite fiberglass, up to 1,600 gallons, 150 psi, 150F - Water Specialist WS2CI/QC control valves (5 units) - Lead-free brass, 125 gpm service flow, programmable cycles - Thermoplastic process pipe and fittings - PVC/CPVC, ASTM/ASME compliant, 150 psi, compatible with sodium hypochlorite and caustic solutions - Thermoplastic ball valves - From George Fischer, ASAHI, Spears, or equal; 150 psi, full port, flanged/union ends, PTFE seats - Services Requested: - Turnkey installation, including all piping, valves, controls, filtration media, disinfection, testing, and startup at each wellhouse - Construction to be performed sequentially, one wellhouse at a time - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with North Carolina and federal standards - Proposals must include fees per location - Encouragement of DBE, Minority, and Women-owned business participation - Submission of sample contract, W-9, proof of professional liability insurance, and required affidavits/certifications - OEMs Mentioned: - George Fischer - ASAHI - Spears - No specific part numbers provided; "or equal" products are acceptable for valves

Description

Pender County is seeking proposals from qualified firms and individuals to install pressure filters at five well locations to treat iron removal. The project involves installing pressure filter systems with associated piping, valves, controls, and media at groundwater wellhouses along the US-17 corridor in Scotts Hill and Hampstead, NC. The installation includes disinfection, testing, and startup of each system. Work will be completed sequentially, with construction occurring at only one wellhouse at a time.

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