High Point Civicplus #919

Biosolids Handling and Disposal Engineering Services for High Point Wastewater Treatment Plants

The City of High Point Water Resources Department is seeking professional engineering firms for biosolids handling and disposal assessment at its Eastside and Westside Wastewater Treatment Plants. - Government Buyer: - City of High Point, Water Resources Department, Purchasing Division - Contact: Greg Parret - Scope of Services: - Assessment of biosolids storage, dewatering, handling, processing, and disposal systems - Facility assessment and alternatives analysis - Regulatory assessment and life cycle cost analysis - Design and construction administration for biosolids processing and disposal - Requirements: - Minimum five years of experience in wastewater treatment consulting and biosolids processing/disposal methods (including incineration and dryer technologies) - Thorough knowledge of federal and state regulatory permitting - Demonstrated capacity for capital and life-cycle cost analysis - Registration with City and State, minimum insurance coverage, E-Verify compliance, and certification of financial stability - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; solicitation is open to qualified engineering firms - Unique aspects: - Evaluation of options for biosolids program including equipment technology, facility location, and final disposition - Consideration of feasibility, industry prevalence, permitting, and sustainability

Description

The City of High Point, North Carolina, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified professional engineering firms to provide engineering and consulting services related to the assessment of the City's biosolids storage, dewatering, handling, processing, and disposal systems at the Eastside and Westside Wastewater Treatment Plants. The scope includes evaluating options for biosolids program aspects such as location, equipment technology, and final disposition, considering capital and life cycle costs, feasibility, industry prevalence, permitting, and sustainability. The project involves facility assessment, alternatives analysis, regulatory assessment, life cycle cost analysis, design, and construction administration related to municipal wastewater biosolids processing and disposal.

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