Homestead Opengov #202629

Construction of Wittkop Park Water Treatment Facility Chlorination Building and System

The City of Homestead Public Works Department is seeking qualified, licensed contractors for the construction of the Wittkop Park Water Treatment Facility (Chlorination) Project. - Government Buyer: - City of Homestead Public Works Department (Miami-Dade County, FL) - Scope of Work: - Replace the existing chlorine disinfectant system with new, hurricane-resistant and energy-efficient equipment - Construct a new chlorine tank building - Install a new chlorine disinfection system - Perform site work, grading, and related improvements - Demolish and remove old systems and structures - Secure all necessary permits and pay associated fees - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of chlorine tank building (1 unit) - Installation of new chlorine disinfection system (1 unit) - Site work and improvements (1 unit) - Demolition and removal services (1 unit) - Permitting and fee payment (1 unit) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Project is federally funded through the Florida Department of Commerce and CDBG-MIT program - Compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, including Davis-Bacon Act and Section 3 Reporting - Strict safety, reporting, and equal opportunity requirements - Performance and payment bonds required - 210-day completion schedule from Notice to Proceed - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Bidders must be licensed contractors in Florida and submit all required documentation

Description

The City of Homestead is seeking sealed bids from qualified, licensed contractors in Florida for the construction of the Wittkop Park Water Treatment Facility (Chlorination) Project. The project involves replacing the existing chlorine disinfectant system with new equipment capable of withstanding hurricane impacts, increasing energy efficiency, and complying with federal and state regulations. The work includes construction of a chlorine tank building, installation of a disinfection system, site work and improvements, demolition and removal, and obtaining permits and fees. The project is federally funded through the Florida Department of Commerce and CDBG-MIT and requires compliance with federal regulations.

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