Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #471-11092026
Wayne County turnkey installation of one Type III residential septic system
Posted
November 09, 2026
Respond By
December 01, 2026
Identifier
471-11092026
NAICS
562991, 238910, 237110
Wayne County is seeking a turnkey replacement septic system for a residential housing project in Dudley, North Carolina. - Government buyer: Wayne County, North Carolina, Finance Department; procurement contact is Mandy Trujillo, Procurement Specialist. - Project location: 1715 Old Mount Olive Hwy, Dudley, North Carolina. - OEMs and vendors: No OEM, product brand, or installation vendor is named in the solicitation. - Requested system: One Type III residential septic system, including one effluent pump, two 1,000-gallon tanks, an effluent pumping system, and a horizontal panel block drainfield in an approved sand-fill mound. - Installation work: Remove the existing septic tank and backfill it with clean sand; seed and straw disturbed areas; provide the labor, materials, equipment, excavation, disposal, inspections, permits, insurance, and other work needed for a complete, operational installation. - Key requirements: Comply with Environmental Health Improvement Permit EH-IMPROV-2609-03103 and the subsequent Authorization to Construct. Coordinate inspections with Wayne County Environmental Health and verify pump, controls, and alarms after separate plumbing and electrical connections are completed. - Schedule: Installation follows demolition of the existing house and precedes delivery of the replacement modular home; completion is required by the end of the stated project window.
Description
Wayne County requests bids to install one residential septic system for a housing project at 1715 Old Mount Olive Hwy, Dudley, North Carolina. The Type III system must include a single effluent pump, two 1,000-gallon tanks, an effluent pumping system, and a horizontal panel block drainfield in an approved sand-fill mound; the existing septic tank must be removed and disturbed areas restored. The turnkey installation must comply with the county environmental health permit and authorization to construct, with inspections coordinated through the county. Sealed bids are due December 1, 2026, at 2:00 PM, and installation is required by the end of January 2027.