Austin Afo #IFB 6100 CLMC1100

Lower Fort Branch Basin wastewater pipeline and waterline renewal

The City of Austin is seeking a contractor to renew wastewater and water infrastructure in East Austin’s Lower Fort Branch Basin. - Government buyer: City of Austin, Austin Water; System Engineering Division is identified in the plans. Project coordination also involves the City’s Public Works Department. - Project: Lower Fort Branch Basin Wastewater Pipeline Renewal Project (CLMC1100; CIP 2231.326), near Oak Cliff Drive and Webberville Road. - Main work: Install approximately 11,320 linear feet of 6- and 8-inch PVC wastewater main and service pipe, approximately 181 linear feet of ductile-iron waterline, and rehabilitate 236 linear feet of existing 8-inch wastewater pipe using cured-in-place pipe (CIPP). Plans also identify 214 metered wastewater services and one metered water service. - Other work: Bypass and abandon existing wastewater infrastructure; relocate private laterals; construct manholes and connections; repair pavement, sidewalks, curbs, and driveways; and provide erosion and sediment controls, a stormwater pollution prevention plan, fencing, safety systems, and traffic management. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named. The specified pipe and construction bid-item codes are not identified as manufacturer part numbers. - Notable requirements: Provide six construction trainees; meet City MBE/WBE participation subgoals of 2.20% African American, 4.18% Hispanic American, 1.15% Native/Asian American, and 2.33% WBE; and follow geotechnical recommendations for bedding, backfill, and water stops. A Rolling Owner Control Insurance Program (ROCIP) applies. - Estimated value: $8,784,270. - Completion schedule: Substantial completion is due within 540 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed; final completion is due within 60 calendar days after substantial completion. No option periods are specified.

Description

The City of Austin is seeking bids for wastewater pipeline improvements in the Lower Fort Branch Basin. Work includes installing approximately 11,320 LF of 6- and 8-inch PVC wastewater main and services, approximately 181 LF of 6- and 12-inch ductile iron waterline, and rehabilitating approximately 236 LF of existing 8-inch wastewater pipe using cured-in-place-pipe lining. Incidental work includes erosion and sedimentation control, pavement repair, a stormwater pollution prevention plan, and traffic control during construction. A compliance plan is required, and the project includes a Rolling Owner Control Insurance Program (ROCIP).

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