Clarifier rehab bid revised 08202026.pdf

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Clarifiers Rehabilitation Project
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Chittenden County, Vermont

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This is a sealed bid solicitation document from the City of Essex Junction, Vermont for the Clarifiers Rehabilitation Project at the Water Resource Recovery Facility. Sealed bids must be submitted on forms prepared by the City of Essex Junction to their offices located at 2 Lincoln Street in Essex Junction, Vermont, with a deadline of August 27, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. local time. The project scope includes rehabilitation of Primary Clarifier #1 and Secondary Clarifier #1 at the facility located at 35 Cascade Street in Essex Junction, Vermont. Work on Primary Clarifier #1 encompasses steel immersion treatment on walls, rake arms, and miscellaneous piping, along with concrete floor work including grout injection to stop water infiltration, resurfacing, and lining. Secondary Clarifier #1 work includes steel immersion treatment on the drum, rake arms, and miscellaneous piping, plus comparable concrete floor rehabilitation. Two optional alternates are available: Alternate A adds atmospheric steel work on Primary Clarifier #1 per Specification Section 2.02.B, and Alternate B adds a concrete launder trough on Secondary Clarifier #1 per Specification Section 2.02.C.

The bid document available for review did not disclose estimated contract value, contract term, incumbent contractor information, evaluation criteria, question submission deadlines, or pre-bid meeting details. Interested bidders are instructed to request complete bid documents and detailed specifications directly from the City of Essex Junction offices to obtain all necessary information for proposal preparation.

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