Opportunity

Dept of Management Services Florida #ITB 24-52

Bay County wastewater force-main improvements and backup pumping equipment

Posted

July 15, 2024

Respond By

August 15, 2024

Identifier

ITB 24-52

NAICS

237110, 237990

Bay County, Florida, is seeking a contractor to improve wastewater force-main infrastructure and add backup pumping capacity. - Buyer: Board of County Commissioners of Bay County, Florida. - OEMs and vendors: No pump or equipment OEMs are named. Barge Design is identified as the preparer of the construction plans; it is not identified as an equipment manufacturer. - Requested equipment and construction: - Replace the BC-29 submersible pumps with contractor-supplied pumps capable of approximately 600 GPM under site conditions; quantity and part numbers are not specified. - Replace approximately 3,800 linear feet of 8-inch sewer force main and the existing 6-inch force main from BC-29 to AWT-5. The existing line is to be abandoned in place; the 6-inch line length is not stated. - Install three 2-inch air-release valves at high points. - Install one permanently mounted 3,660 GPM diesel backup pump at AWT-5. - Notable requirements: The backup pump must sit on a concrete slab above the 500-year flood elevation. The contractor must supply, install, integrate, and commission the equipment and piping to Bay County standards and manufacturer requirements, preserve factory warranties, and restore affected areas to their preconstruction condition. Work follows plans by Barge Design and may use HMGP and HMGP-CDBG funding, subject to applicable requirements.

Description

Bay County is seeking bids to replace the existing submersible pumps at BC-29 with contractor-supplied pumps of approximately 600 GPM capacity under site conditions. The work also includes replacing approximately 3,800 LF of 8-inch sewer force main, installing three 2-inch air release valves, and installing a permanently mounted 3,660 GPM diesel backup pump at AWT-5. The contractor must provide and commission equipment and piping, restore affected areas, and perform the work in accordance with the referenced construction plans and applicable requirements. Vendors must hold applicable Florida contractor licenses, and the mandatory pre-bid meeting is July 23, 2024; bids are due August 15, 2024.

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