Barre_WWTF_Headworks_Bid_Ad.pdf

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City of Barre - Wastewater Treatment Facility Headworks Upgrade
Solicitation number
73969
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Washington County, Vermont

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This is a bid advertisement for the City of Barre, Vermont, seeking construction bids for a Wastewater Treatment Facility Headworks Upgrade project. The project scope includes demolition of existing headworks facilities and construction of a new 2,000 square-foot headworks building with mechanical fine screen and washer/compactor systems, grit removal and classification equipment, mechanical/electrical/plumbing work, controls improvements, new PVC influent sewer and associated infrastructure, driveway and site improvements, and a vac truck cleanout and RV dump station. Bids are due electronically by Wednesday, August 19th at 1:00 PM local time to the designated email addresses: Jbooth@aeengineers.com, Jhaddad@aeengineers.com, PWdirector@barrecity.org, and citymanager@barrecity.org. The project utilizes a lump sum and unit price basis for bidding. Bids will be publicly opened and read via remote online meeting immediately following the deadline. Bidders are required to confirm receipt of their submission and are encouraged to submit prior to the deadline to avoid technical issues. A bid tabulation will be released to all bidders within five business days of the bid opening.

The project includes optional bid alternates for slide gate actuator installation, an 8-inch DI water main and fire hydrants, and demolition of an existing building on the site. Bidding documents are available through Blueprints, Etc., located at 20 Farrell Street. No specific contract award date, contract term length, or pricing information is provided in the notice. Incumbent information and project funding sources are not detailed in the bid advertisement.

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