Cape Fear Public Utility Authority Civicplus #1253

Engineering Consulting Services for Wrightsville Beach Waterline Replacement

The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) in Wilmington, NC is seeking an engineering consulting firm for the Wrightsville Beach Waterline Replacement Project. - Government Buyer: - Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA), Wilmington, North Carolina - Contact: Ben Guerrieri, Procurement Manager - Scope of Work: - Survey, design, permitting, and construction support for replacing approximately 2,100 linear feet of existing 8-inch asbestos cement water line with a new 16-inch water main along Pelican Drive - Maintain the existing water main in service during construction - Prepare detailed design drawings, specifications, easement maps, and traffic control plans - Obtain all necessary permits and encroachment agreements - Assist with bidding and provide construction phase services (to be negotiated after final plans and funding approval) - Notable Requirements: - Experience with water distribution and replacement projects in active urban environments - Coordination with the North Carolina Division of Water Infrastructure (DWI) - Insurance requirements: general liability, workers compensation, auto liability, and professional liability - Firms must be registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; the opportunity is open to qualified engineering consulting firms

Description

The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) is seeking an engineering firm experienced with survey, design, permitting, and construction services for the Wrightsville Beach Waterline Replacement project. The project involves constructing approximately 2,100 linear feet of new 16-inch water main along Pelican Drive to replace the existing 8-inch asbestos cement water line along Salisbury Street, while keeping the existing water main active during construction. The selected consultant will provide engineering services including design, permitting, survey, and construction support. The project is funded by State Reserve and requires coordination with the Division of Water Infrastructure (DWI).

View original listing