Maryland Procurement Portal #BPM058437

Swan Meadows Utility Improvements Project – Water and Sewer Upgrades for City of Aberdeen

The City of Aberdeen, Maryland is inviting bids for the Swan Meadows Utility Improvements project, focusing on significant upgrades to local water and sewer infrastructure. - Government Buyer: - City of Aberdeen, Maryland (local government) - Scope of Work: - Replacement and improvement of approximately 7,800 linear feet of water main - Replacement and improvement of approximately 9,750 linear feet of sanitary sewer - Installation of associated appurtenances for water and sewer lines - Asphalt trench repair and restoration of affected curb and sidewalk within the Swan Meadows community right of way - Funding and Compliance: - Project is partially funded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - Compliance required with Davis-Bacon wage rates, American Iron and Steel (AIS), and Build America Buy America (BABA) provisions - Evaluation Criteria: - Bids evaluated on price, qualifications, and project approach - Encouragement of participation from minority businesses, small local businesses, and those supporting employment and training for low- and moderate-income persons - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Requirements: - Strict adherence to federal funding compliance (Davis-Bacon, AIS, BABA) - Restoration of public right of way (curb and sidewalk) after utility work

Description

The solicitation is for sealed bids for the construction of the Swan Meadows Utility Improvements, Contract 22-18, managed by the City of Aberdeen. The project involves replacement and improvement of approximately 7,800 linear feet of water main, 9,750 linear feet of sanitary sewer and associated appurtenances, as well as asphalt trench repair and restoration of affected curb and sidewalk within the right of way throughout the Swan Meadows community. Bids will be evaluated based on price, qualifications, and project approach. The project is partially funded by the Environmental Protection Agency and requires compliance with Davis-Bacon, American Iron and Steel, and Build America Buy America requirements.

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