Greenbelt Standpipe Rehabilitation

Prince George's County, Maryland, is seeking contractors for the Greenbelt Standpipe Rehabilitation project, a critical infrastructure maintenance procurement scheduled for implementation between April 28, 2025, and May 28, 2025. The contract involves comprehensive rehabilitation of a 2-million-gallon standpipe storage tank, encompassing extensive structural repairs including ladders, platforms, hatches, antenna mounts, and interior roof members. Specific project deliverables include replacement of service and overflow piping, valves, vaults, and associated appurtenances, with complete repainting of the standpipe as a final requirement. The procurement targets contractors with specialized expertise in municipal water infrastructure rehabilitation, capable of executing complex structural and mechanical interventions on municipal water storage facilities. Potential bidders must demonstrate technical proficiency, safety compliance, and the ability to complete the project within the specified timeframe of one month. The contract opportunity is identified by the State Local Contract Opportunity ID 6810f18b217fb9ba9000d138 and is specifically located within Prince George's County, Maryland.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, municipal infrastructure projects like this often encourage participation from local and disadvantaged business enterprises. The project's technical complexity suggests that bidders will likely need demonstrated experience with municipal water infrastructure, potentially requiring certifications or previous project portfolios showing similar large-scale rehabilitation work. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, standpipe rehabilitation projects of this magnitude typically represent significant municipal investments, potentially ranging from $500,000 to $2 million depending on the complexity of required repairs and rehabilitation scope. The project's location in Prince George's County indicates it is part of the county's ongoing infrastructure maintenance and improvement strategy, likely funded through municipal infrastructure budgets or potential state infrastructure grants. Interested contractors should carefully review the full procurement documentation and be prepared to demonstrate technical capabilities, safety protocols, and the capacity to complete the comprehensive standpipe rehabilitation within the specified timeframe.