North Carolina eVP #354-SW27-20

Jordan Lake nutrient-removal assessment and compliance planning

The Town of Cary is seeking qualified firms to assess nutrient-removal performance and compliance options for Jordan Lake watershed lands. - Buyer: Town of Cary, Stormwater Department, Cary, North Carolina. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or prospective contractors are named; no manufactured products are requested. - Requested professional services: - Review the Town’s relevant water-quality regulatory history and ordinances. - Assess nutrient-accounting methods and develop a framework to track nutrient loading, treatment credits, and costs. - Review development practices and estimate nutrient loading to establish a compliance baseline. - Evaluate how existing ordinances apply to Jordan Lake Existing Managed Lands requirements. - Analyze conventional compliance and individual or group investment-based alternatives. - Recommend approaches for engagement with the State and prepare a report of findings and recommendations. - Notable requirements: The assessment should be objective and support the Town’s future compliance planning. No product quantities, part numbers, or period of performance are specified.

Description

The Town of Cary seeks qualified firm(s) to assess nutrient removal achieved through land development regulations since 2001 in the Jordan Lake Watershed, supporting future compliance with Jordan Lake Existing Managed Lands rules. Work includes reviewing regulatory history and accounting methods, assessing development practices and nutrient loading, and evaluating the applicability of existing ordinances. The contractor will analyze compliance alternatives, develop recommendations for engagement with the State, and prepare a summary report. Responses are submitted electronically through North Carolina’s Electronic Vendor Portal, and written questions are due November 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM.

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