Summary of 3-2009 NEW Water Service Document

This document pertains to a water service project involving the City of Akron Water Supply Bureau (AWSB) and related municipal water infrastructure improvements in Ohio and Utah jurisdictions. The primary project scope encompasses the full-scale design of an Advanced Treatment Facility for the City of Akron utilizing Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) technology to improve drinking water quality by reducing taste, odors, algal toxins, and other contaminants at the Akron Water Plant. Additionally, the procurement includes professional engineering services for the Backwash Pumps Rebuild and Motor Control Center (MCC) Replacement project, which consists of removing, rebuilding, and reinstalling two vertical lineshaft turbine pumps, reconfiguring associated discharge piping as needed, and replacing an obsolete Motor Control Center panel at the Akron Water Plant located at 1570 Ravenna Road, Kent, OH 44240. Related water infrastructure projects in Utah involve replacement of culinary water facilities in residential neighborhoods, including furnishing and installing water main pipe, valves, fittings, fire hydrants, and services, with comprehensive testing, flushing, and abandonment of existing pipes.

The document does not specify explicit response dates, bid submission deadlines, site visit requirements, or pre-bid meetings in the available sections. No incumbent vendor information, specific pricing terms, set-aside designations, or detailed funding sources and amounts are delineated in the file. The projects appear to be competitive procurements for qualified engineering consultants and contractors capable of delivering water treatment and distribution infrastructure improvements. These initiatives reflect municipal investments in water quality enhancement and infrastructure modernization across multiple jurisdictions to meet current and future regional water service demands.