High Street Water Main Replacement, Pembroke, MA

The Town of Pembroke Department of Public Works is seeking electronic bids for the High Street Water Main Replacement project, with proposals due by 11:00 AM on March 12, 2025, through www.Projectdog.com. The procurement involves a comprehensive water infrastructure upgrade, specifically replacing approximately 11,000 feet of existing 8-inch unlined cast-iron water main with new 8-inch through 12-inch ductile iron water main along High Street and Forest Street. Key project deliverables include installing 150 feet of 8-inch high density polyethylene pipe via horizontal directional drilling, completing water service transfers, making side street connections, installing new fire hydrants and valves, performing trench pavement work, and executing a 1.5-inch full width mill and overlay. The project is subject to Massachusetts General Law Chapter 149, Sections 26 to 27G, which governs minimum wage rates for public works projects. Bid documents will be available starting February 26, 2025, at 8:00 AM through Projectdog.com or for physical pickup at their Newburyport office, with technical questions to be directed in writing to William Schaetzke at Will.Schaetzke@apexcos.com.

While no specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are explicitly mentioned in the documentation, the project is located in Plymouth County (FIPS Code 25023) and represents a significant municipal infrastructure investment. The procurement does not indicate constraints on bidder types, suggesting open competition for qualified contractors capable of executing complex water main replacement work. Addenda notifications will be distributed via email to registered document holders, with no hard copies to be mailed or faxed. Although a specific budget range is not provided, water main replacement projects of this scale typically represent substantial municipal investments, potentially ranging from several hundred thousand to over a million dollars depending on specific infrastructure requirements and complexity. Interested bidders should carefully review all project documentation and ensure compliance with Massachusetts public works regulations and prevailing wage standards when preparing their submissions.