2026 Well 9 RFP.docx

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Rehabilitation of Municipal Well #9
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TH41526
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Kenosha County, Wisconsin

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This Request for Proposals (RFP) document is issued by the City of Watertown Water Utility in Wisconsin for the rehabilitation of Municipal Well #9. The project aims to restore well capacity, improve performance, and maintain compliance with Wisconsin Administrative Code NR 811 and NR 812. The well, constructed in 2001, has a total depth of approximately 690 feet, a 20-inch diameter, and operates with a vertical turbine pump capable of approximately 1,200 GPM powered by a 100 HP, 460V, 3-phase motor. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive rehabilitation including equipment removal and inspection, well sounding and televising, mechanical rehabilitation with brushing and airburst treatment (minimum five blasts per foot), sediment removal, NSF 60-approved chemical treatment, well disinfection, post-rehabilitation televising, equipment reinstallation, yield testing, and bacteriological sampling. Work shall not commence before May 18, 2026, and must be substantially completed by September 18, 2026. The RFP was issued on April 14, 2026, with proposals due by April 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM.

Proposals must include a lump sum base bid, unit pricing for thirteen itemized components ranging from shaft couplings and bearings to column pipe sections and bowl assemblies, as well as pricing for five rehabilitation options including airburst equipment, chemical treatment, and associated labor. Qualified contractors must demonstrate relevant experience with municipal well rehabilitation, provide a detailed approach and equipment plan, submit proof of insurance, and provide at least three references for similar projects completed within the last five years. Failure to meet the September 18, 2026, completion deadline may result in liquidated damages assessed by the City. Contractors are responsible for coordination with the Water Utility regarding material disposal and chemical discharge, and all work must be coordinated with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to ensure regulatory compliance.

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Watertown Water Systems 800 Hoffmann Drive • P.O. Box 477 • Watertown WI 53094-0477

WATER (920) 262-4075 • WASTEWATER (920) 262-4085

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

Well #9 Rehabilitation City of Watertown – Water Utility 800 Hoffmann Drive • P.O. Box 477 Watertown, WI 53094-0477 Water Utility: (920) 262-4075 Issue Date: April 14, 2026 Proposal Due Date: April 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM

1. Introduction The City of Watertown Water Utility is requesting proposals from qualified municipal well contractors for the rehabilitation of Municipal Well #9. This project intends to restore well capacity, improve performance, and maintain compliance with Wisconsin Administrative Code NR 811 and NR 812.

2. Existing Well Information Total Depth: Approximately 690 feet Well Diameter: 20-inch Pump Type: Vertical Turbine Pump Capacity: Approximately 1,200 GPM Motor: 100 HP, 460V, 3-Phase Year Constructed: 2001

3. Scope of Work / Technical Requirements

· The contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to complete the rehabilitation of Well #9. Work shall include, but is not limited to, the following:

· Lock out and tag out all electrical service and remove the pump, motor, column pipe, shafting, and associated appurtenances.

· Inspect all removed equipment and provide a written report describing the condition of the motor, bowls, shafting, column pipe, bearings, and discharge head.

· Sound and televise the well to total depth (approximately 690 feet). Video shall be provided to the City.

· Perform mechanical rehabilitation of the well, including brushing and airburst/air shock treatment in the open borehole. Airburst shall be performed at a minimum of five blasts per foot unless otherwise approved.

· Bail and remove sediment and debris from the well to restore the original depth. Disposal of materials shall be the responsibility of the contractor and coordinated with the City.

· Provide and apply chemical treatment using NSF 60-approved products. Chemicals shall be introduced to the bottom of the well using a tremie pipe. The contractor shall agitate the well during treatment and allow sufficient contact time.

· Pump spent chemicals to a containment/neutralization system and neutralize before discharge. Disposal shall be coordinated with the City.

· Disinfect the well in accordance with NR 812.41(1) at a minimum.

· Televise the well after rehabilitation to confirm the effectiveness of the treatment.

· Reinstall the pump and all associated equipment. Tape wrap all column pipe joints and couplings. Replace worn components as necessary.

· Operate the well to waste until discharge is clear and chlorine residual is non-detectable.

· Perform a well yield test and record static water level, pumping level, and pumping rate.

· Coordinate bacteriological sampling. Two safe samples are required before placing the well back into service.

· Provide a final report summarizing the work performed and the before-and-after performance of the well.

Coordinate all required notifications and documentation with the Wisconsin DNR.

4. Proposal Requirements Proposals shall include the following:

· Description of the company's experience with municipal well rehabilitation

· Description of the proposed approach and equipment

· Proposed schedule for completing the work

· Lump sum base price

· Unit pricing for additional items

· Proof of insurance

· At least three references for similar work completed within the last five years

· A project schedule that meets the required start and completion dates

5. Project Schedule The contractor shall not begin work on this project before May 18, 2026.

All work shall be substantially completed by September 18, 2026.

The contractor shall coordinate the work with the Water Utility to minimize impacts on system operations.

Failure to meet the required completion date may result in assessment of liquidated damages as determined by the City.

BID FORM

Project: Well #9 Rehabilitation City of Watertown Water Utility Base Bid Total Lump Sum Base Bid: $ __________________________ Unit Prices (if applicable) Item 1 Shaft Couplings – Epoxy Coated ID and OD Each $ ______ Item 2 Shaft Sleeves Each $ ______ Item 3 Rubber Bearings Each $ ______ Item 4 Vesconite Bearings (or approved equal engineered polymer bearing) Each $ ______ Item 5 10’ x 10” Column Pipe Each $ ______ Item 6 Sand Blast Epoxy Coat ID & OD VF $ ______ Item 7 Rebuild 5 Stage Bowl Assembly Each $ ______ Item 8 Replace 5 Stage Bowl Assembly Each $ ______ Item 9 Replace 120 ft of Aquastream VF $ ______ Item 10 Clean 120 ft of Aquastream VF $ ______ Item 11 Strainer Each $ ______ Item 12 Stuffing Box Rehab Each $ ______ Item 13 Replace Air Lines Each $ ______ Rehab Options Item 1 Furnish air burst equipment Each $ ______ Item 2 Install/remove air burst equipment Each $ ______ Item 3 Air bursts (5 blasts per foot) VF $ ______ Item 4 Bailing after air bursting Hour $ ______ Item 5 Chemical treatment of well Each $ ______

SIGNATURE

Company Name: __________________________________________ Authorized Representative: ________________________________ Title: _________________________________________________ Signature: ______________________________________________ Date: _________________________________________________ Phone: _________________________________________________ Email: _________________________________________________ image1.png

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