Sewer Drain Scoping & Hydro-Jetting Services.docx
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- BPM059306
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- Maryland
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This is a Scope of Work document issued by the State of Maryland for sewer drain scoping and hydro-jetting services at the Thomas B. Finan Center (TBFC) located in Cumberland, Maryland. The project involves camera inspection and hydro-jetting of sanitary sewer and drain lines at three facility cottages: Cottages 5/6 (25 drain cleanouts), Cottage 8 (13 drain cleanouts), and Cottage C (13 drain cleanouts). The contractor shall perform sewer drain camera inspections to identify blockages, grease/sludge buildup, roots, cracks, separated joints, offsets, corrosion, and standing water, followed by hydro-jetting to remove obstructions and debris while taking precautions to prevent damage to existing cast iron piping from the late 1970s. Post-cleaning verification through camera inspection and comprehensive service documentation including written reports, videos, and photographs are required. A pre-quote meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 16, 2026, at 9:00 AM at TBFC, with RSVP requested to Christopher Benson, Agency Buyer II. Written questions must be submitted by Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with answers posted by Monday, October 26, 2026. Quotes are due by 11:00 AM Friday, October 30, 2026, with project completion required by June 30, 2027.
Pricing shall be all-inclusive of travel costs, labor, parts, and materials for services explicitly listed in the scope of work, with no additional work beyond the scope included in the quote. The contractor must comply with facility infection-prevention, environmental-control, and behavioral-health safety requirements, including protection of patient-care areas from wastewater contamination, barricading of work areas as necessary, and immediate reporting of any sewage spills or patient-safety concerns to facility staff. The contractor shall ensure all tools, hoses, equipment, and materials remain under control and are not left unattended in patient-accessible areas. Recommended corrective actions identified during the service shall be reported to TBFC in the final contractor report but are not required to be included in the base quote pricing.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Cottage 5 & 6 sewer clean outs.pdf | ||
| 5, 6, 8, & C sanitary sewer.pdf | ||
| Cottage C sewer clean outs.pdf | ||
| Cottage 8 sewer clean outs.pdf |
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FACILITY:
PRE-QUOTE MEETING:
Thomas B. Finan Center (TBFC) 10102 Country Club Rd.
Cumberland, MD 21502 Friday, October 16, 2026, at 9:00 AM at TBFC Please RSVP to Christopher Benson, Agency Buyer II – christopher.benson@maryland.gov
PROJECT SCOPE & SPECIFICATION
Sewer Drain Scoping and Hydro-Jetting Services
Generator Maintenance Service
1. PROJECT DESCRIPTION and SCOPE OF WORK
General Information
TBFC was constructed in the late 1970s. The sewer drains are generally original to the building and suspected to be 4”-5” diameter cast iron. This scope of work is for the drains at 3 of the TBFC Cottages as follows:
· Cottages 5/6 – 25 drain clean outs
· Cottage 8 – 13 drain clean outs
· Cottage C – 13 drain clean outs
Sewer Drain Camera Inspection The contractor shall inspect designated sanitary sewer and drain lines using a commercial sewer inspection camera. Inspection shall identify blockages, grease/sludge buildup, roots, cracks, separated joints, offsets, corrosion, standing water, or other conditions affecting proper drainage. The contractor shall provide video and/or photographs of significant findings and identify the approximate location of deficiencies.
Sewer Drain Hydro-Jetting The contractor shall hydro-jet designated sewer and drain lines using appropriately sized commercial jetting equipment. Work shall include removal of grease, sludge, sediment, scale, roots, and other debris restricting flow. The contractor shall use methods appropriate for the existing piping and shall take precautions to prevent damage to the plumbing system.
Post-Cleaning Verification & Deficiency Reporting Following hydro-jetting, the contractor shall perform a post-cleaning camera inspection when practical to verify the condition and flow of the piping. The contractor shall document remaining blockages, damaged or deteriorated piping, standing water, root intrusion, or other deficiencies.
The contractor shall submit comprehensive service documentation upon work completion. This documentation shall include a detailed written report along with any available camera inspection videos and photos. The contractor shall coordinate directly with the Facility/Maintenance Department to deliver these records. The service report must explicitly record the following details:
· Service date
· Specific areas and drain lines serviced
· Cleanouts accessed during the operation
· Findings from camera inspections
· Details of jetting services performed
· Deficiencies identified within the system
· Recommended corrective actions
Time Frame The contractor shall have this project completed by June 30, 2027.
2. HEALTHCARE INFECTION CONTROL & PATIENT SAFETY
All work shall be performed in accordance with facility infection-prevention, environmental-control, and behavioral-health safety requirements. The contractor shall protect patient-care areas, floors, walls, equipment, and surrounding surfaces from wastewater and contamination. Work areas shall be barricaded or controlled as necessary. Tools, hoses, chemicals, equipment, and materials shall remain under contractor control and shall not be left unattended in patient-accessible areas. Any sewage spill, contamination event, or patient-safety concern shall be reported to facility staff immediately.
3. QUESTIONS
Any questions regarding this solicitation shall be made in writing to Christopher Benson, Agency Buyer II electronically at christopher.benson@maryland.gov on or before Wednesday, October 21, 2026. A listing of the pertinent questions & answers shall be added to this eMMA post on Monday, October 26, 2026.
4. QUOTE
· Pricing shall include all travel costs, labor, parts and materials for the performance of services listed in the scope of work. No work beyond the scope of work explicitly listed in this solicitation shall be included. However, recommended corrective actions in response to any deficiencies identified shall be reported in the contractor report provided to TBFC at the conclusion of this service.
· Quotes are required to be submitted by 11:00 AM Friday, October 30, 2026, to Christopher Benson, Agency Buyer II electronically at christopher.benson@maryland.gov image2.png image1.png
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