Craig Road Elevated Storage Tank Rehabilitation (CIP 2520-WA)

The City of Craig, Alaska is soliciting bids for Craig Road Elevated Storage Tank Rehabilitation (CIP 2520-WA), with bids due August 13, 2026. The source lists Collin County, Texas as the jurisdiction, which conflicts with the project location; the contract documentation identifies the City of Craig, Alaska as the issuing body and customer.

The scope encompasses furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials for elevated storage tank rehabilitation, including structural inspection, surface preparation, coating systems, structural repairs where necessary, and associated infrastructure work to extend operational lifespan. Contractors must maintain water system operations during construction and comply with Alaska Building Code standards, prevailing wage requirements for public works projects, and environmental regulations governing water system modifications. The work is performed at the Craig Road facility in Craig, Alaska.

Contractors must demonstrate experience with elevated storage tank rehabilitation and familiarity with marine environments given Craig's coastal location. The contract documentation specifies water quality standards, coating material requirements, safety protocols, and construction sequencing. Performance standards, quality assurance procedures, and inspection protocols ensure the rehabilitated tank meets current engineering codes and municipal water system requirements.

Contract compensation is tied to project completion milestones and acceptance of work by city inspectors. Pricing terms and payment schedules are structured according to bid document specifications. Insurance, bonding, and safety plan requirements are detailed in the contract specifications.

The contract documents and specifications (2026-22-B) are available as a 59-megabyte attachment, posted August 3, 2026.