Easement Sewer Rehabilitation Program - Phase II

The Metropolitan District (MDC) is requesting sealed bids for the Easement Sewer Rehabilitation Program—Phase II in Bloomfield, Connecticut, with bids due September 10, 2026 at 10:00 a.m., and attendance at a mandatory pre-bid conference on August 21, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. is required for bid eligibility. Bidders must hold a current Department of Administrative Services Contractor Prequalification Certificate in Sewer and Water Lines; named subcontractors with subcontract values of $1 million or greater must also hold current DAS Prequalification Certificates in applicable work classifications.

The scope includes approximately 45,998 linear feet of Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining, CCTV inspection of 45,998 linear feet of sewer main, 4,500 linear feet of heavy hydraulic cleaning, 1,850 vertical feet of sewer manhole monolithic cementitious lining, reconnection of 8 active service laterals with top hats, removal and replacement of 20 existing manhole frames and covers, and repair of 12 existing manhole inverts, plus support equipment and accessories. The work is subject to American Iron & Steel requirements and Davis-Bacon Act compliance.

Minority Business Enterprise and Women Business Enterprise participation requirements apply under 40 CFR Part 33.240. The owner encourages bidders to establish and work toward an additional MBE participation goal of 3 percent of the contract price, for a total MBE participation goal of 6 percent of the contract price.

Sealed bids must be submitted to the District Clerk's office at 555 Main Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06103, with public opening conducted via video teleconference. Bid security equal to 10 percent of the bid amount is required. Bidding documents are available through https://mdc.procureware.com/home, and prospective bidders may examine documents at MDC by appointment. The pre-bid conference will be held at the MDC Pre-Bid Conference Room, 231 Brainard Road, Hartford, Connecticut. Funding is expected from the State of Connecticut Department of Public Health and/or the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.