Opportunity
Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77023-NONST-2027-000000772
Gwinnett County on-call bypass pumping services and equipment
Posted
September 30, 2026
Respond By
October 23, 2026
Identifier
PE-77023-NONST-2027-000000772
NAICS
237110, 237990
Gwinnett County Government is seeking on-call bypass pumping services and equipment for water and wastewater infrastructure work. - Buyer: Gwinnett County Government, Department of Water Resources (GCDWR); procurement administered by Financial Services, Purchasing Division. - Scope: Provide pumps, piping, accessories, materials, equipment, transportation, labor, supervision, and technical support for maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, and troubleshooting at treatment facilities, pump stations, and gravity sewers. Assignments are issued as needed, with no guaranteed minimum or maximum workload. - Equipment: Standby and operational self-priming and high-head diesel and electric pumps, hydraulic and electric submersible pumps, electric starters/VFDs, diesel generators, hoses, piping, valves, fittings, sewer plugs, fuel tanks, and noise barriers. The schedule covers pump discharge sizes from 4 inches and smaller through 12 inches and larger, with specified equipment ratings and accessory requirements. - Named OEM/brand: Kanaflex is identified as an option for quick-disconnect suction hose. No other manufacturers or vendors, and no part numbers, are identified in the provided information. - Personnel and related services: Equipment operators, mechanics, laborers, HDPE fusion technicians, pump-watch staff, contracted personnel, equipment/material markups, and transportation by mile. - Notable requirements: Diesel equipment must include specified silencing and full fuel tanks; electric equipment includes power cables and applicable controls and alarms. Contracted-personnel markup is capped at 5%, and equipment, tools, and materials markup is capped at 10%.
Description
Gwinnett County is soliciting bids from qualified service providers for bypass pumping services under an annual contract with four renewal options for the Department of Water Resources. Services will support maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, and troubleshooting of existing water and wastewater infrastructure, including treatment facilities, pump stations, and gravity sewers. Work will be requested on an as-needed basis through Work Authorizations, and no minimum or maximum amount of work is guaranteed. The contractor is to provide the equipment, materials, labor, supervision, and related services needed for bypass pumping.