Hephzibah Service Line Inventory

The state of Georgia, specifically Richmond County, is seeking a comprehensive service line inventory for Hephzibah's water infrastructure. This procurement opportunity requires a contractor to conduct a detailed investigation of water service lines with diameters of 2 inches or smaller, encompassing all necessary materials, labor, and equipment to determine the material composition of these service lines. The project has been posted on November 6, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of December 11, 2025, and a contract duration of 120 consecutive calendar days for substantial completion. The primary objective is to create a comprehensive inventory that identifies the material types of all water service lines, which will likely support future infrastructure planning, maintenance, and potential replacement strategies. Contractors will need to demonstrate expertise in infrastructure assessment, precise documentation methods, and the ability to conduct thorough field investigations across the designated service area.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly stated in the provided documentation, potential bidders should be prepared to meet standard municipal contracting qualifications. The scope of work suggests this is a specialized infrastructure assessment project that will require technical competence in water infrastructure evaluation and detailed record-keeping. Given the nature of the project, small to mid-sized engineering and infrastructure assessment firms with experience in municipal water system inventories would be well-positioned to compete. The project appears focused on creating a comprehensive baseline assessment of service line materials, which could inform future infrastructure investments and maintenance planning for Richmond County. While no specific budget range is provided, municipal infrastructure assessment projects of this nature typically require significant technical expertise and can range from moderate to substantial investment depending on the total number of service lines to be evaluated.