2026 maplebrook phase 2 water main improvements

The City of Naperville is soliciting sealed bids for the 2026 Maplebrook Phase 2 Water Main Improvements project, which encompasses the replacement of approximately 5,460 linear feet of aging water infrastructure across multiple streets in the Maplebrook Subdivision. The project specifically targets water main replacements on Olympus Drive, Cardinal Lane, Dove Court, Tamarack Avenue, Sandpiper Lane, Triton Lane, and Washington Street. Qualified vendors must provide comprehensive services including labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary for water main rehabilitation. The procurement opportunity is located within DuPage County and involves the replacement of deficient water infrastructure to improve municipal water system reliability. Interested bidders must submit sealed bids by October 29, 2025, with the original posting occurring on October 7, 2025, allowing potential contractors approximately three weeks to prepare and submit their proposal documents.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, potential bidders should anticipate standard municipal procurement protocols requiring demonstrated technical capability, financial stability, and relevant infrastructure replacement experience. The project's geographic scope encompasses jurisdictions in Illinois, specifically DuPage County and Niles Village, suggesting potential local vendor preference or regional contracting considerations. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, water main replacement projects of this scale typically represent significant municipal infrastructure investments, potentially ranging from several hundred thousand to potentially over one million dollars depending on specific material and labor costs. Prospective contractors should be prepared to demonstrate comprehensive understanding of municipal water infrastructure rehabilitation techniques, possess appropriate licensing and certifications, and show capacity to complete large-scale infrastructure replacement projects within municipal engineering standards.