26-001 Ultraviolet Cured in Place Pipe (UV CIPP)

Harford County, Maryland is seeking proposals for Contract 26-001, which involves Ultraviolet Cured in Place Pipe (UV CIPP) rehabilitation services for the Department of Public Works' storm water infrastructure. This procurement opportunity focuses on maintaining and repairing underground pipe systems using advanced UV CIPP technology. The contract aims to improve the County's drainage infrastructure by implementing innovative rehabilitation techniques that minimize excavation and service disruption. The solicitation was posted on June 2, 2025, with proposals due by June 25, 2025, indicating a three-week response window for qualified contractors. Potential bidders should have extensive experience in underground pipe rehabilitation, demonstrate technical proficiency with UV CIPP methods, and provide comprehensive documentation of their proposed approach, including detailed project methodologies, equipment specifications, and quality assurance protocols.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, contractors should anticipate potential local or state-level requirements for small business participation or minority-owned business enterprise considerations. Firms interested in responding to this opportunity must possess specialized technical capabilities in underground infrastructure rehabilitation, particularly in storm water management systems. The contract appears to be structured for contractors with advanced technical expertise in UV CIPP technologies, suggesting a competitive selection process that will likely evaluate bidders based on technical competence, past performance, and cost-effectiveness. Although the exact budget range is not specified, municipal infrastructure rehabilitation projects of this nature typically represent significant investments, potentially ranging from several hundred thousand to multiple million dollars depending on the scope and extent of required pipe repairs. Interested contractors should carefully review the full solicitation documents to understand the complete requirements and evaluation criteria for this Harford County infrastructure improvement project.