Renewable Water Resources Planetbids #606

Georges Creek WRRF Division II force-main and pump-station upgrades

Renewable Water Resources is seeking bids for force-main, pump-station, and related equalization upgrades at Georges Creek WRRF in Greenville, South Carolina. - Buyer: Renewable Water Resources (ReWa), including its Purchasing Department. - Scope: Construct a new 18-inch force main and modify existing force main to divert flow to an equalization basin being built under a separate Division I contract. Work also includes pump-station modifications, yard piping, valves, flow meters, electrical work, instrumentation and controls, bypass pumping, wet-well cleaning, and site work. - Pumps: Two influent pump assemblies are specified as Gorman-Rupp Model T8A3S-B. Plans also identify pumps INF-P-5 and INF-P-6, whose installation is subject to a deductive bid alternate. - Other equipment: Two 16-inch magnetic flow meters at the influent pump station, one 16-inch magnetic flow meter at Meter Vault No. 3, one 12-inch fiberglass Parshall flume, a new 4-inch ductile-iron utility water line, and an electrical panel canopy. Variable-frequency drives are listed with Eaton, electric actuators with Beck, and plug valves without a named manufacturer. Control valves and additional flow-meter work are also included. - OEMs named in the bid documents: Gorman-Rupp, Eaton, and Beck. The bid documents allow equal substitutes under their provisions. - Notable requirements: The project is associated with South Carolina State Revolving Fund funding and includes applicable federal requirements, including Davis-Bacon, Build America, Buy America, and disadvantaged business enterprise participation requirements. - The equalization basin itself is outside this Division II construction scope. No product part numbers are provided beyond the Gorman-Rupp pump model.

Description

Renewable Water Resources is soliciting bids for Georges Creek WRRF EQ Upgrades – Division II. The work includes installing new force main and modifying existing force main to divert flow to an equalization basin, adding control valves and flow meters, installing two influent pumps, and providing related electrical, instrumentation, controls, and site work. The equalization basin is being constructed under a separate Division I contract. The project duration is 450 days, and Davis-Bacon, Build America, Buy America, and DBE participation requirements apply.

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