B026-08 Station 5 Basement Water Remediation

The City of Meriden, Connecticut, located in New Haven County, is soliciting sealed electronic bids (Bid Number B026-08) for a comprehensive Station 5 Basement Water Remediation Project. The procurement seeks a licensed contractor to perform specialized water management and moisture control services for a municipal facility basement. Specific project deliverables include installing a sub-floor drainage system, XL TrenchDrain, feed lines, underground discharge lines, a TripleSafe pump system with primary and backup pumping capabilities, an Ice cop to prevent discharge line flooding, a discharge grate, electrical outlets, a SaniDry Sedona humidity control system, and a CleanSpace Wall System. Mandatory requirements include the contractor providing a complete dry floor warranty for the entire basement and assuming responsibility for all permit costs. The bid is due on August 6, 2025, at 11:00 AM local time, with a mandatory site inspection scheduled for July 25 at 13 Pomeroy Ave, Meriden, CT. Contractors must submit electronic bids through the City's eProcurement Portal and demonstrate comprehensive qualifications and technical capabilities for basement water remediation services.

The City of Meriden encourages participation from disadvantaged, minority, small, and women business enterprises, indicating a commitment to diverse contractor engagement. Contractors must provide proof of a comprehensive insurance package, including general liability, auto liability, and workers' compensation coverage. The project is subject to annual prevailing wage rate adjustments, requiring all on-site workers to be paid appropriate wages for their specific classification. While no specific budget range was explicitly stated, the detailed scope of work suggests a substantial infrastructure improvement project. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities or technical defects if deemed in the best interest of the municipality. Prospective bidders must carefully review all project specifications, particularly the technical requirements for water remediation, drainage systems, and moisture control technologies. The comprehensive nature of the project indicates a significant investment in municipal facility infrastructure maintenance and improvement.