Opportunity

Maryland Procurement Portal #BPM059596

Mystic Harbour WWTP Biosolids Facilities Upgrade

Posted

November 03, 2026

Respond By

December 03, 2026

Identifier

BPM059596

NAICS

237110, 238910, 238210, 238220, 238290

Worcester County Government is seeking a contractor to upgrade biosolids processing facilities at the Mystic Harbour Wastewater Treatment Plant. - Buyer: Worcester County Government, Worcester County, Maryland; office or sub-agency details are not specified. - Scope: Replace existing primary screens and compactors; install two sludge holding tanks, mechanical dewatering equipment, sludge transfer pumps, sludge mixing blowers, and a CMU dewatering building. - Additional work: Rehabilitate and extend existing sludge drying beds and greenhouses; construct two new sludge drying beds and associated greenhouses; complete site work, yard piping, demolition, water-quality monitoring and analytical instrumentation, and SCADA integration and programming; convert an existing building for storage. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. - Notable requirements: The project is subject to Maryland Water Quality Revolving Loan Fund and EPA grant funding conditions, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, and Build America Buy America requirements. - Performance period: 450 calendar days; start and end dates and option periods are not specified.

Description

Worcester County Government is soliciting sealed bids for the Mystic Harbour WWTP Biosolids Upgrade, with a contract duration of 450 calendar days. The work includes replacing primary screens and compactors; installing sludge holding, dewatering, transfer, and mixing equipment and a dewatering building; rehabilitating and constructing sludge drying beds and greenhouses; and performing site, piping, demolition, monitoring, instrumentation, and SCADA integration work. It also includes modifying an existing building into a storage building and providing all labor, equipment, materials, and incidentals for complete, operable facilities. The project is funded through the Maryland Water Quality Revolving Loan Fund and an EPA Congressional Grant; Davis-Bacon and BABA requirements apply, and bids are due December 3, 2026.

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