Little Rock Littlerock #632343

Construction management and construction services for Pollution Control Facilities improvements

Clarksville Connected Utilities is seeking a construction manager/general contractor for major Pollution Control Facilities improvements in Clarksville, Arkansas. - Government buyer: Clarksville Connected Utilities; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Services requested: Preconstruction and construction management/general contractor services, including design-phase plan review and construction-efficiency input, followed by project construction. - Facility scope: New primary pumping station, grit-removal headworks, two aeration basins, clarifier division box and two clarifiers, RAS/WAS pump station, sampler building, sludge-thickening equipment, sludge digester, SCADA system, generator, and power distribution center. Also includes modifications to the chlorine building, non-potable water system, yard piping, operations building, and other site improvements. - OEMs and vendors: None are named; no branded products or part numbers are specified. - Notable requirements: Applicants must hold Arkansas contractor licensure and demonstrate relevant collaborative-delivery experience, qualified personnel, financial and bonding capacity, safety performance, and a record of meeting budget, schedule, and quality goals. Payment and performance bonds and a two-year maintenance bond are required. The project is anticipated to include America Iron and Steel and Build America, Buy America requirements.

Description

Clarksville Connected Utilities is seeking proposals from qualified, Arkansas-licensed professionals certified to provide preconstruction and construction management/general contractor services for improvements to its Pollution Control Facilities. The project includes design and construction of new pumping, treatment, sludge, SCADA, generator, and power distribution systems, as well as modifications to existing facilities and other site improvements. The project is approaching 30% design, and the selected contractor is expected to contribute to plan review and identify construction efficiencies. Proposals setting out experience and qualifications are due November 24 at 2:00 p.m.; the notice states that selection will be recommended to the Clarksville Connected Utilities Commission on December 21, 2026.

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