Coconut Creek Ionwave #IFB No. 12-03-26-10

Coconut Creek wastewater force-main construction and upgrade

The City of Coconut Creek is seeking a licensed contractor to upgrade its wastewater force main along NW 39th Avenue and related streets. - Government buyer: City of Coconut Creek, Florida — Procurement Division, Broward County. - Scope: Construct an upsized wastewater force main using open-cut and horizontal directional drilling (HDD), connect to existing infrastructure, abandon a section of existing 4-inch force main, and complete testing, traffic management, utility coordination, and restoration. - Major quantities: 3,500 LF of 10-inch HDPE DR11 force main; 450 LF of 8-inch C900 PVC force main; 30 LF of 4-inch C900 PVC force main; and 1,600 LF of existing 4-inch force main to abandon, flush, and grout-fill. The bid schedule also includes valves, assemblies, connections, and restoration work listed below. - Other named products and organizations: The plans specify a Tru-Tracker energized surface grid, or equivalent, for HDD tracking. Universal Engineering Sciences (UES) prepared a geotechnical report for CPH Consulting, LLC; these are named service providers, not identified pipe manufacturers. No pipe OEMs or part numbers are specified. - Notable requirements: HDD tracking must locate the drill head in three dimensions, with readings at least once per drill-pipe length or every 30 feet (whichever is less), and 0.1-foot horizontal and vertical accuracy. Verify existing utilities in the field, coordinate connections and shutdowns, maintain pedestrian and residential access, obtain required FDEP clearance before placing the new main in service, and restore affected pavement, sidewalks, sod, and other areas. - Performance period: Complete work within 180 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed (NTP); begin work no later than 30 days after receiving the NTP. No options are stated.

Description

The City of Coconut Creek is seeking bids from qualified, experienced, and licensed General Contractors to construct a new upsized wastewater force main. The project is intended to improve system reliability, increase wastewater conveyance capacity, support future development, and enable connections for properties currently served by septic systems. Work must comply with the plans, specifications, terms, and conditions in the IFB. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for October 29, 2026.

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