#1 and #2 Secondary Settling Basin Rehabilitation

The City of Dublin, Georgia is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) for construction services related to the #1 and #2 Secondary Settling Basin Rehabilitation project at its Sewage Treatment Plant. This procurement seeks competitive sealed proposals from qualified contractors to perform rehabilitation work on two secondary settling basins, which serve as critical components of the city's wastewater treatment infrastructure. Bidders must demonstrate experience with similar wastewater treatment facility projects, possess appropriate licensing, and demonstrate adequate bonding capacity to qualify for consideration. The RFP establishes specific technical and contractual requirements that proposals must address, with evaluation criteria focusing on contractor qualifications, pricing, and proposed approach to project execution. Contractors should anticipate attending a bidders' conference and conducting site visits to familiarize themselves with project conditions and specifications. The proposal submission deadline is May 22, 2026, with the RFP originally posted on April 17, 2026. The project is funded through the City of Dublin's capital improvement budget for wastewater treatment facilities.

The RFP documents do not specify set-aside designations or restrictions limiting participation based on disadvantaged enterprise status or organization type, suggesting the procurement is open to all qualified contractors meeting the stated experience and bonding requirements. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are referenced in the available materials. The contract will incorporate prevailing wage requirements, insurance specifications, and compliance obligations as applicable to Georgia public works projects, with performance standards and project completion timelines detailed in the full RFP documentation. The specific award value or budget range for this secondary settling basin rehabilitation project is not disclosed in the summary materials provided, though interested contractors should consult the complete RFP document for detailed financial information and pricing instructions.