Opportunity

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Abandonment of 6-Inch Asbestos Cement Water Main Pipe in Mims, Florida

Posted

September 02, 2026

Respond By

September 24, 2026

Identifier

B-7-27-06

NAICS

237110, 562910, 562998, 237990

Brevard County Board of County Commissioners is seeking bids for the abandonment of a 6-inch Asbestos Cement (A/C) water main in Mims, Florida. - Scope of work includes: - Locating and identifying approximately 2,300 linear feet of existing water main - Installing insertion valves and thrust collars - Testing and relocating water services - Installing grout injection points - Grouting and abandoning the water main - Disconnecting from the potable water system - Restoring affected areas after completion - Providing all necessary testing, documentation, traffic management, permits, and incidental work - Notable requirements: - Bid bond (5%) and construction bond (100%) - Insurance coverage - Commodity codes indicate hazardous material and waste services, lead and asbestos inspection, water system maintenance and construction, and excavation services - Vendors listed as planholders include Accurate Drilling Systems, Inc, Buildworx, LLC, Cathcart Construction Company - Florida, LLC, Hinterland Group, Inc., ISCO Industries, Modica & Associates, Inc., Prime Construction Group, Inc., and US Ecology Tampa, Inc. - No specific OEMs are mentioned; focus is on specialized construction and hazardous material handling services.

Description

This project involves the abandonment of approximately 2,300 linear feet of existing 6-inch Asbestos Cement (A/C) water main along North Carpenter Road between Dairy Road and Calendula Avenue in Mims. The work includes locating and identifying the water main, installing insertion valves and thrust collars, testing and relocating water services, installing grout injection points, grouting and abandoning the water main, disconnecting from the potable water system, and restoring affected areas. The scope also covers all testing, documentation, traffic management, permits, and incidental work required for the project.

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