City of Philadelphia PHLContracts Periscope #B2727948

Construction packages for replacement of Philadelphia’s 42nd Street Pumping Station

The City of Philadelphia Water Department is seeking contractors for construction work to replace the 42nd Street Pumping Station. - Government buyer: City of Philadelphia, Water Department; procurement materials also identify the Procurement Department and the Water Planning & Engineering Department. - Opportunity scope: Replacement of the 42nd Street Pumping Station, including general construction, collection systems, bypass pumping, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing construction. - Detailed general-construction work: Allowances for unforeseen conditions ($1,500,000) and unforeseen hazardous conditions ($150,000), plus unit-price work for demolition, excavation, fill, anchors, micropiles, testing, pavement, curbing, masonry, concrete, reinforcing and structural steel, interceptor chamber cleaning, and an engineer’s trailer allowance ($150,000). Quantities and item identifiers are listed below. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or equipment vendors are identified. Contractors on the approved-bidders list are not named here. - Notable requirements: The project is federally funded through the CDBG-DR Infrastructure Program and requires compliance with HUD Section 3 regulations. The estimated values stated for the separate construction work packages range from $500,000 to over $5,000,000; a consolidated total is not provided.

Description

The City of Philadelphia Water Department is seeking bids for general construction for the replacement of the 42nd Street Pumping Station. The work includes general construction, collection systems work, and bypass pumping services, with additional unit-price work and allowances listed in the pricing page. The project is federally funded through the CDBG-DR Infrastructure Program, and compliance with HUD Section 3 regulations is required. The opportunity is restricted to invited, approved sellers; the source states an estimated value of more than $5,000,000 and a nonrefundable $600 bid processing fee.

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