Opportunity
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission #116584
Locating and Marking Underground Utilities Services for WSSC Water
Posted
August 31, 2026
Respond By
September 29, 2026
Identifier
116584
NAICS
238990
WSSC Water is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive locating and marking services for underground utilities across Prince George's and Montgomery Counties, Maryland. - Government Buyer: - Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water), Utility Services Department - Scope of Work: - Contractor will handle approximately 250,000 Miss Utility tickets annually - Services include: - Locating and marking for normal utility tickets (675,000 units) - Emergency notices (30,000 hours) - Routine markings (240,000 units) - Locate and report services (400 units) - No marking tickets (375,000 units) - Support/investigation (400 hours) - Report errors & data (150 units) - Non-compensable notices (50,000 units) - Requirements: - Must implement a system to receive, distribute, and respond to Miss Utility tickets from the Miss Utility One-Call Center - Compliance with Maryland Code: Public Utilities Article, Title 12 - Maintain insurance and bonds - Provide detailed technical approach and experience documentation - Meet MBE/SLBE participation goals or submit waiver request - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - High volume of tickets and emergency response - Emphasis on technical capability and compliance - MBE/SLBE participation goals
Description
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water) is seeking a contractor to locate and mark all underground assets throughout Prince George's and Montgomery Counties, Maryland. The contractor shall provide a system for receiving, distributing, and responding to Miss Utility tickets from the Miss Utility One-Call Center, in accordance with Maryland law. The scope includes handling various types of utility tickets, emergency notices, routine markings, and support services. The work must comply with Maryland law and WSSC Water policies, and the contractor must maintain insurance and bonds as specified.