VC_Southest_Storage_and_Re-Pump_Facility_Bid_Form.xlsx

This is a bid tab form for Volusia County's Southwest Storage and Re-Pump Facility (SWSRF) project in Florida. The project encompasses construction of a new two-million-gallon potable water storage tank, high service pump station, and combined electrical/IT/chemical storage building, along with associated civil site development, concrete foundations, mechanical systems, electrical and instrumentation installations. The bid form details line items across fifteen major work categories, including mobilization and demobilization, site work, ground storage tank installation, yard piping systems, chemical feed systems, high service pumps, a sanitary sump pump station, operations building construction, and electrical and instrumentation work. Site work quantities include tree removal (116 each), clearing and grubbing (2.5 acres), excavation of unsuitable material (4,200 cubic yards), importing fill (18,200 cubic yards), sod installation (624 square yards), and seed application (8,665 square yards). Major structural components include a 2.0 MG ground storage tank, three high service pump and motor units, chlorine and ammonia chemical storage and feed systems, and a 3,100 square foot operations building with HVAC systems.

The bid form includes a construction allowance provision with a specified amount of $1,362,500 and requires bidders to complete unit pricing and total pricing columns for all line items. The form references a use directive related to the construction allowance, and includes a provision for a base bid subtotal with an allowance that feeds into a total bid calculation, though the final bid total field displays a calculation error. The project encompasses comprehensive water infrastructure improvements designed to enhance system capacity and operational reliability for Volusia County's Southwest Service Area in support of long-term potable water service needs.