Tustin Opengov #CIP No. 60177

City of Tustin Seeks Bids for Well 3 Improvements and Upgrades

The City of Tustin Department of Public Works is seeking bids for improvements to Main Street Well 3 and Newport Well 3. - Government Buyer: - City of Tustin, Department of Public Works (Orange County, CA) - Project Scope: - Comprehensive improvements to two municipal water wells - Pre-removal testing, removal, inspection, testing, and evaluation of existing pumps and motors - Condition-assessment reporting for both wells - Main Street Well #3: - Conversion from oil-lubricated to water-lubricated lineshaft system - Well rehabilitation: brushing, bailing, chemical treatment, airlifting, redevelopment - Potential rehabilitation, rewinding, reinstallation, or replacement of pumps and motors - Newport Well #3: - Electromagnetic casing analysis and well cleaning - Casing repair as needed - Installation of new magnetic flow meters and motor-operated valves (MOVs) - Upgrades to electrical, controls, instrumentation, PLC, and SCADA systems - General Requirements: - Restoration of all disturbed areas - Comprehensive post-rehabilitation testing and inspection - Bidders must hold a Class A contractor's license - Both electronic and hard copy bid bonds required - Products/Services Requested: - Magnetic flow meters (new and replacement) - Motor-operated valves (new and replacement) - Well pump and motor removal, inspection, and rehabilitation (2 sites) - Well cleaning and redevelopment (2 sites) - Electrical, controls, instrumentation, PLC, and SCADA upgrades (1 site) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Engineer's estimate: $775,000 - Contract duration: 150 days

Description

The City of Tustin invites sealed bids for the construction and improvement of Main Street Well #3 and Newport Well #3. The project includes testing, removal, inspection, rehabilitation, and reinstallation of pumps and motors, as well as electrical and control system upgrades. The scope also covers well cleaning, casing repair, installation of new flow meters, and restoration of disturbed areas. The contract duration is 150 days with an engineer's estimate of $775,000.

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