Farmville Town Opengov #PW 26-0810-001

Farmville, VA Storm Sewer System Repair and Rehabilitation Solicitation

The Town of Farmville, Virginia (Public Works Department) is seeking qualified contractors to repair and rehabilitate a collapsed storm sewer system along Venable Street and Fourth Street. - Government Buyer: - Town of Farmville Public Works Department - Contact: Kimberly Thompson, Purchasing Agent - Scope of Work: - Repair, rehabilitation, and replacement of storm sewer infrastructure, including collapsed and deteriorated sections - Mobilization and site preparation - Traffic control in accordance with VDOT specifications - Utility coordination and protection - Erosion and sediment controls - Excavation, removal, and lawful disposal of damaged pipes and structures - Installation of new storm sewer pipes, structures, and appurtenances - Repair or replacement of additional components found deficient during construction - Bedding, backfill, and compaction - Dewatering and temporary stormwater bypass pumping - Reconstruction of disturbed pavement, curb and gutter, and landscaping - Restoration of all disturbed areas to equal or better condition - Cleanup and demobilization - Requirements: - Compliance with Virginia codes, environmental regulations, and safety standards - Timely completion: 150 days to Substantial Completion, 30 additional days to Final Completion - Liquidated damages for delays - Mandatory pre-bid conference - Bonds and insurance required - Encouragement of minority and women-owned business participation - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; contractors may select materials and equipment that meet project specifications.

Description

The Town of Farmville is soliciting bids from qualified contractors to repair and restore the storm sewer system along Venable Street and Fourth Street. The project involves addressing a collapsed section and other deteriorated or damaged portions of the approximately 75-year-old storm sewer infrastructure. The scope includes excavation, removal, installation, repair, backfill, site restoration, and coordination with utilities, aiming to restore structural integrity and hydraulic capacity while minimizing public and utility impacts. Bidders must submit proposals through the procurement portal by September 10, 2026.

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