UNCP CampusWaterMainInfraReplmt-PhaseIII-REV1_26453-DS.pdf

This is a construction specification and project documentation file for the University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) soliciting competitive bids for Phase III of a Campus Water Main Infrastructure Replacement project. The project scope encompasses the identification, removal, and replacement of deteriorated water main infrastructure throughout the UNCP campus, including installation of new piping systems and associated infrastructure improvements to modernize the campus water distribution network. The primary objectives are to improve system reliability, enhance service delivery, reduce water loss, increase system efficiency, and ensure long-term operational sustainability of campus utilities infrastructure. Specific pipe replacement quantities, construction timelines, and site-specific technical requirements are detailed in the project specification documents. The proposal submission deadline is February 17, 2026, with the opportunity posted on January 23, 2026. Contractors are expected to submit bids based on detailed specifications and technical plans provided by the university, with pricing and project scope outlined in the accompanying contract documentation.

Contractors selected to perform the work will be subject to standard contract terms, payment schedules, performance requirements, and applicable bonding or insurance provisions as outlined in the complete contract documentation and bid specifications. The available documentation does not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or preferences for particular organizational categories in this procurement. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the provided materials. The project is funded through UNCP's institutional capital improvement resources allocated for infrastructure modernization and renewal; however, the specific budget or award value range is not disclosed in the summary materials provided. Contractors must demonstrate qualifications and capacity to execute water main infrastructure replacement work according to university standards.