City of Phoenix #WS90100093

Wastewater Plant Protective-Coating Rehabilitation Consulting Services

The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant for protective-coating rehabilitation work at the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant. - Government buyer: City of Phoenix, Water Services Department; Office of the City Engineer, Design and Construction Procurement. - Opportunity: Construction administration and inspection for rehabilitation or replacement of protective coatings on wastewater equipment, piping, manholes, and process structures. - Requested services: - Develop an action plan to assess and prioritize coating rehabilitation or replacement. - Evaluate coating systems; test existing coatings and substrates, including for lead and asbestos; and analyze coating failures. - Prepare or review coating specifications, estimate alternatives and long-term maintenance costs, and assess coatings used in chemical containment systems. - Train staff on surface preparation, coating application and testing, chemical containment, and regulatory compliance. - Provide construction administration, inspection, and testing during coating work. - Notable requirements: Confined-space work must comply with OSHA and applicable local requirements. The source also calls for electronic project records and use of the City's UNIFIER project-management database. - Value context: The estimated construction cost is $740,000 annually; this is not the stated value of the consulting contract. No consulting contract value is provided. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are named.

Description

The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant team to provide construction administration and inspection services for protective-coating rehabilitation and replacement at the Sub-Regional Operating Group 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant. The work may include evaluating coating systems, testing coatings and substrates, failure analysis, specification and cost-estimate preparation, staff training, and inspection and testing of coating application. The consultant will develop an action plan to prioritize rehabilitation or replacement and maintain electronic project records using the City's UNIFIER database. This is a qualifications-based selection, with SOQs due electronically in PDF format by October 23, 2026; the source states an estimated construction cost of $740,000 annually.

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