Orlando Utilities Commission Vendorlink #PR 9654

OUC septic-system replacement at its Osceola facility

Orlando Utilities Commission is seeking a contractor to replace two septic systems at its Osceola facility in St. Cloud, Florida. - Government buyer: Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC), Purchasing Department. - Procurement: Replacement of two existing septic systems, including installation of new septic tanks, pump tanks, and drain fields in accordance with the engineering plans. - Products and quantities: Two septic tanks are specified; the quantities of pump tanks and drain fields are not stated. No manufacturers, brands, or part numbers are identified. - Required work: Verify site conditions and critical elevations, obtain required permits, abandon both existing systems in accordance with regulations and inspection requirements, and submit shop drawings for approval before construction or fabrication. - Notable requirements: Electrical work and control panels must meet applicable codes. The contractor must coordinate electrical logistics and panel placement with OUC and comply with OSHA trenching and site-safety requirements, Florida Code Chapter 62-6, Osceola County ordinances, and the Florida Building Code. - Other procurement details: A pre-bid meeting is described as non-mandatory. Insurance is required; bid, performance, and construction bonds are not required. No separately itemized bid quantities or prices are provided in the notice summary.

Description

Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) is seeking a supplier to replace two septic systems at its Osceola facility in St. Cloud, Florida. The work includes installing two new septic tanks, pump tanks, and drain fields in accordance with engineering plans, and verifying site conditions and elevations before construction. The supplier must obtain required permits, abandon the existing systems according to regulatory procedures, submit shop drawings for approval, and comply with applicable Florida and county codes and OSHA requirements. Electrical work and control panels must meet code requirements and be coordinated with OUC.

View original listing