Construction of Emberly Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion to 0. 71 MGD

The City of Emberly, Texas is requesting bids for construction of a wastewater treatment plant expansion to 0.71 million gallons per day, with proposals due October 1, 2026.

The scope encompasses a fourteen-foot-diameter concrete lift station wet well with three submersible pumps, riser piping, valves, and accessories; a drum scrubber odor control system; demolition and replacement of hose bibbs and racks at the existing lift station; grout fill and abandonment of existing 21-inch PVC sanitary sewer lines; installation of new utility electrical service and meter rack; relocation and modifications to the existing lift station control panel; underground duct banks with wires and conduits; electrical manholes, terminal boxes, and instrumentation; grounding systems; delivery, assembly, and lease of a 510,000 gallon-per-day interim packaged wastewater treatment plant facility in bullseye configuration with all accessories, equipment, piping, and concrete foundations; a minimum 350-kilowatt generator with fuel tank, concrete foundation, and walkway platforms; automatic transfer switch; electrical distribution rack and equipment; modifications to existing Train No. 1; site work, yard piping, and manholes; an effluent sampler concrete pad; and facility start-up in its entirety. All work must conform to applicable Texas codes and industry standards as outlined in the bid set specifications. A detailed technical specifications document (21 MB) is attached and available for review. Place of performance is the City of Emberly and multiple Austin City jurisdictions within Fort Bend County.