Cedar Creek Section 4 Pipeline Replacement and Cedar Creek Lake Pump Station Improvements
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 26-088
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
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Opportunity details come from constructionbidsource.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Tarrant County is requesting proposals for pipeline replacement and pump station improvements at Cedar Creek Section 4 and Cedar Creek Lake Pump Station, with proposals due September 21, 2026.
The scope encompasses demolition of approximately 780 linear feet of existing PCCP header and yard piping; installation of approximately 885 linear feet of new header and yard piping with structural, mechanical, and electrical components; installation of 42,298 linear feet of 90-inch welded steel pipe from Cedar Creek Pump Station westward to a tie-in with the existing 72-inch main approximately 2,600 feet east of the Trinity River; installation of two 72-inch venturi meters with vaults and appurtenances; plugging and grouting approximately 507 linear feet of existing 72-inch PCCP; demolition of electrical, safety, and instrumentation components in the former chlorine, ammonia, and caustic feed rooms; relocation of the caustic feed skid to a new caustic feed room; installation and integration of new low- and high-head caustic feed systems with existing infrastructure; and installation of two monolithic isolation joints with all incidental work at the Ennis Booster Pump Station suction and discharge headers.
The work is located in Tarrant County, Texas, centered at Cedar Creek and extending toward the Trinity River. No contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, set-asides, preferences, pre-bid meeting, or question deadline are stated in the available source material.
Opportunity text
The work includes demolishing approximately 780 linear feet of existing PCCP header and yard piping connecting the pump station to the current 72 inch transmission main; installing about 885 linear feet of new header and yard piping with all associated structural, mechanical, and electrical components to connect the pump station to a proposed 90 inch transmission main; installing 42,298 linear feet of 90 inch welded steel pipe from the Cedar Creek Pump Station westward to a tie-in with the existing 72 inch main approximately 2,600 feet east of the Trinity River; installing two 72 inch venturi meters with vaults and appurtenances; plugging and grouting about 507 linear feet of existing 72 inch PCCP; demolishing all electrical, safety, and instrumentation components in the former chlorine, ammonia, and caustic feed rooms; relocating the caustic feed skid to a new caustic feed room; and installing and integrating new low- and high-head caustic feed systems with the existing infrastructure. The work also includes the installation of two (2) monolithic isolation joints and all incidental work at the Ennis Booster Pump Station suction and discharge headers.
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