FWC 26.27.20C Scope of Work - J.W. Corbett.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- ITB-16791
- Issued by
- Leon County, Florida
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This Scope of Work document outlines a project by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) for the installation of water and wastewater infrastructure at J. W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area. The project requires the installation of two (2) drinking water wells designed to develop a 5 gallons per minute (GPM) capacity while maintaining freshwater drinking water quality standards, and one (1) septic system to service two (2) existing concrete pads. The contractor must provide complete and ready-to-use systems including all equipment, labor, materials, and necessary permits. Well construction includes concrete slabs, electrical work, capping and abandonment of existing water lines, new hook-ups, and hose bibs. The septic system must include a drain field, pump, tank, all connections, electrical hook-up, regrading for rainwater diversion, and all Health Department inspections, testing, and approvals. All work must comply with the latest editions of the National Electrical Code, Florida Building Code, and local authority requirements. The project is located at coordinates N2651'01.98", W8017'44.30".
The contractor is responsible for verifying and acquiring all necessary permits from the Water Management District and Health Department prior to commencing work. The contractor must submit all required documentation upon project completion, including permits, as-built drawings, and septic system maintenance guidelines. Prospective vendors must be registered in the MyFloridaMarketPlace (MFMP) system and with SunBiz prior to bid submission. Interested bidders may contact Randolph.Golightly@myfwc.com and submit a completed Confidentiality Exemption Form to obtain an electronic copy of construction plans and associated documents. Any amendments to the scope of work require written agreement from both parties.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| FWC.26.27.20C ITB.pdf | ||
| FWC.26.27.20C TC's.pdf | ||
| FWC 26.27.20C Questions Addendum.pdf |
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Scope of Work
The project involves the installation of two (2) drinking water wells and one (1) septic to service two (2) existing concrete pads. Contractor to provide complete and ready-to-use septic and well systems in accordance with the provided plans and specifications.
The construction of two (2) drinking water wells shall include, but not limited to, the installation of concrete slabs for the wells, required electrical work to the sites and all electrical devices, cap and abandon existing water lines in place, provide new hook-ups, hose bibs, etc. Construct wells as required and per the plans, to develop a 5 GPM (Gallons per Minute) capacity from conditions found while maintaining freshwater quality within drinking water standards.
The project also requires the construction of one (1) Septic System to serve both trailer pads, including but not limited to drain field, pump, tank, all connections, including electrical hook up, regrading to reroute rainwater away from drainfield, etc., and all inspection, testing, and approvals from the Health Department.
The Contractor will provide all equipment, labor, and materials, per the plans, and per the Water Management District and the Health Department permits. All work shall be in accordance with the latest editions of the National Electrical Code, Florida Building Code, and the authority having jurisdiction.
Permits to be verified and acquired by the Contractor.
The contractor is to comply with any additional requirements as specified during the installation process. Any amendments to the scope of work must be agreed upon by both parties in writing.
The contractor will also provide all the necessary documentation, including permits, as-built drawings, and maintenance guidelines for the septic system.
Location Coordinates: N26°51’01.98”, W80°17’44.30”
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