City of San Diego PlanetBids #K-27-2502-DBB-3-C

Pump Station 2 Improvements and Modernization Construction

The City of San Diego is seeking a major construction contractor to modernize Pump Station 2 and replace key pumping, electrical, and facility systems. - Government buyer: City of San Diego, Purchasing & Contracting Department, Public Works Division. - Work requested: Pump Station 2 improvements and modernization, including replacement of pumps, motors, controllers, valves, piping, and instrumentation, plus wet-well, influent-channel, discharge-header, building, and structural repairs. - Major equipment quantities: - 8 vertical non-clog sewage pumps and 5 pump motors. - 6 motor controllers: VFDs for Pumps 3 and 6, and reduced-voltage soft starters for Pumps 1, 2, 7, and 8. - 8 hydraulically actuated cone valves and 8 associated actuators; 8 suction and 8 discharge wedge-type gate valves; and 8 flywheels. - 4 mechanical-screen top supports, plus instrumentation, monitoring, pump seal water supply, HVAC, and ventilation equipment in unspecified quantities. - OEMs and vendors: No equipment manufacturers or suppliers are identified in the provided scope. No OEM-specific products or part numbers are stated. Service reference: K-27-2502-DBB-3-C. - Notable requirements: Project Labor Agreement, prevailing wages, disadvantaged business enterprise good-faith efforts, and U.S.-produced iron and steel requirements. California contractor license classifications A and C-10 are identified in the solicitation summary. The project is funded through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and includes EPA-related requirements. - Schedule and funding: 1,452 working days for contract completion. Work may be funded in phases, with separate City Notices to Proceed for each phase; phase timing and funding amounts will be established after award. - Estimated construction value: $125.8 million.

Description

The City of San Diego is soliciting bids for Pump Station 2 Improvements and Modernization. The source describes a public works construction project; detailed scope information is in the solicitation documents, which require a signed confidentiality agreement to access. Contractors must email the Contract Specialist the signed agreement to receive access to the plans, specifications, and bidding materials. The project is subject to a Project Labor Agreement, and the pre-bid meeting and site visit are mandatory.

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