Opportunity

Charlotte Bonfire #FY27-ITBCon-35

Charlotte Water storm drainage construction projects – Series AD

Posted

October 15, 2026

Respond By

November 20, 2026

Identifier

FY27-ITBCon-35

NAICS

237110, 237990

Charlotte Water is seeking construction bids for four storm drainage improvement projects in Charlotte, North Carolina, under Collective Storm Drainage Improvement Project – Series AD. - Buyer: Charlotte Water; work is in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. - Estimated value: $1,425,701. - Project work: - Tipperary Place 4213: Rehabilitate a 60-linear-foot, 8-by-6-foot reinforced concrete box culvert; address exposed rebar and concrete delamination, and remove vegetation from inside the culvert or near its headwalls. - Randolph Road 4023: Replace approximately 234 linear feet of 15-inch reinforced concrete pipe, including water and sewer relocations. - Randolph Road 4600: Replace approximately 102 linear feet of 18-inch reinforced concrete pipe and provide tail ditching at the outfall, including a sewer relocation. - Vail Avenue 2607: Install approximately 358 linear feet of 18-inch pipe, 36 linear feet of 24-inch pipe, 10 structures, and 500 linear feet of curb and gutter; complete two sewer relocations. - Notable requirements: Phased traffic control is required for the Randolph Road right-of-way work. The scope also includes the specified water and sewer relocations. - OEMs and named vendors: None identified. No product part numbers are specified.

Description

The project consists of four storm drainage improvement efforts at Tipperary Place 4213, Randolph Road 4023, Randolph Road 4600, and Vail Avenue 2607. Work includes rehabilitation of an existing reinforced concrete box culvert, replacement or installation of storm drain pipes and structures, and related sewer and water relocations. Additional work includes tail ditching, vegetation removal, and curb and gutter installation. Phased traffic control plans are required for work in the Randolph Road right-of-way.

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