Greensville Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment 799-B4799-001

The state of Virginia, specifically through Franklin County, has issued a state and local contract opportunity (ID: 684819d12f71262b690d0bfc) for the Greensville Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment project (799-B4799-001). This procurement seeks a comprehensive water treatment system installation at the Greensville Correctional Center, with proposals due by July 29, 2025. The primary objective is to implement a reverse osmosis water treatment system that meets the specific infrastructure needs of the correctional facility. The project requires detailed technical expertise in water treatment technologies, with a focus on designing and installing a robust reverse osmosis system that can effectively process and purify water for institutional use. Potential bidders must demonstrate significant experience in complex water treatment installations, particularly in government or correctional facility settings. The procurement was initially posted on June 9, 2025, providing interested contractors approximately 50 days to prepare and submit comprehensive proposals that address the technical specifications and operational requirements of the water treatment system.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, water treatment infrastructure projects of this nature often have preferences for local or small businesses, particularly those meeting minority-owned or disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) criteria. The project's location in Franklin County might provide additional local vendor advantages or participation incentives. The contract appears to target professional engineering and water treatment firms with demonstrated capabilities in institutional water infrastructure projects. Although the exact budget range is not specified, similar correctional facility water treatment system installations typically range between $500,000 and $2.5 million, depending on system complexity, facility size, and specific technological requirements. Potential bidders should be prepared to demonstrate technical competence, provide comprehensive system design proposals, and show capability for seamless integration with existing correctional facility infrastructure and water management systems.