2025.10_ITB_Sundial_WWTP_Expansion_Released_For_Bid_1.pdf

This is a Construction Plans document for the Sundial Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion project prepared for the City of Milton, Santa Rosa County, Florida. The project involves the expansion of the existing Sundial WWTP facility located at 6815 Da Lisa Road in Milton, Florida, and was prepared by Baskerville-Donovan, Inc., a professional engineering firm based in Pensacola, Florida. The document encompasses comprehensive construction drawings and specifications released for bid in August 2025, including structural, mechanical, electrical, and civil components necessary for implementing the WWTP expansion. The plans detail modifications to existing headworks, biological treatment basins with aeration systems, clarifiers, chlorine contact chambers, chemical buildings, and associated yard piping and infrastructure. Contractors are required to participate in mandatory pre-bid site visits and become completely familiar with the project prior to commencing construction, with all work to comply with City of Milton, FDEP, and FDOT standards. The drawings are professionally sealed by multiple Florida-registered engineers and include detailed notes on coordination, permitting, utility protection, erosion control, traffic management, and site security requirements.

The contractor bears responsibility for site dewatering, erosion and sedimentation control, utility location and protection, and restoration of disturbed areas, with all associated costs to be included in the bid pricing unless specifically identified as separately compensated items. The project includes an average annual design flow of 0.5 MGD with a peak hourly flow of 1.62 MGD, demonstrating significant treatment capacity. Contractors must obtain all necessary building permits from Santa Rosa County and maintain record drawings documenting as-built conditions throughout construction. The work encompasses concrete tank construction, structural steel fabrication, mechanical and electrical equipment installation, and comprehensive site grading and restoration. Work is restricted to business hours unless written approval is obtained from the owner, and no work shall occur on weekends without authorization. The plans indicate the contractor shall be solely liable for construction safety and must ensure full compliance with all local, state, and federal safety codes and regulations.