Opportunity
Lee County Ionwave #B260290DWJ
Construction of Well Surface Facilities and HDPE Water Main for North Lee County Phase 3B Expansion
Posted
September 29, 2026
Respond By
October 29, 2026
Identifier
B260290DWJ
NAICS
237110, 237990
Lee County, Florida is seeking bids for a major water infrastructure project as part of the North Lee County Phase 3B Well Field Expansion Pipeline & Surface Facilities initiative. - Government Buyer: - Lee County Board of County Commissioners - Procurement Management Department - Office: Lee County Procurement Management - Project Scope: - Construction of five well surface facilities - Installation of over 25,000 linear feet of HDPE water main in 24-inch, 16-inch, 12-inch, and 10-inch diameters - Products & Services Requested: - HDPE water main (24", 16", 12", 10") - Quantity: 25,000 linear feet - Construction of well surface facilities - Quantity: 5 facilities - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with federal grant requirements (2 CFR part 200) due to EPA funding - Adherence to Davis-Bacon wage rates - E-Verify registration and background screening - Multiple affidavits and certifications (public entity crimes, debarment, business relationships) - Bidders must be certified general contractors and certified underground utility and excavation contractors in Florida - Registration with SAM.gov required - All bid documents and forms must be submitted as specified; incomplete or non-compliant submissions may be disqualified.
Description
The Lee County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting bids for the construction of five well surface facilities and the installation of over 25,000 linear feet of 24", 16", 12", and 10-inch HDPE water main. The project requires a qualified and responsible contractor to provide all labor, materials, and services necessary for completion. Bids must be submitted sealed by the deadline and will be publicly opened at the Lee County Procurement Management Division office. The solicitation is funded in part or in whole by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and requires compliance with federal grant requirements.