Honey Creek & Scott Creek Pump Stations & Force Mains

This Invitation to Bid (ITB) represents a competitive procurement by Rockdale Water Resources for the design and construction of Honey Creek and Scott Creek Pump Stations and Force Mains infrastructure located in Rockdale County, Georgia. The project scope encompasses the design, engineering, and construction of pump stations and associated force main piping systems to support water distribution operations in the specified service areas. Bidders are required to demonstrate substantial qualifications and experience in pump station and force main construction, with proposals evaluated based on technical merit, pricing competitiveness, schedule feasibility, and the contractor's capability to execute work in compliance with applicable codes, regulations, and County engineering standards. The ITB was posted on February 18, 2026, with proposals due by April 2, 2026. Site visits and pre-bid meetings are available to prospective contractors to familiarize themselves with project conditions and technical specifications. The procurement framework and detailed requirements, including specific pricing terms, contract duration, and renewal options, are governed by the comprehensive ITB documents and any addenda issued during the solicitation process.

The ITB documents provided do not explicitly detail set-aside designations, disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) restrictions, or preferences for specific organization types; however, contractors should expect compliance with applicable state and federal contracting regulations. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the available documentation. The project is funded through Rockdale County Water Resources' capital improvement budget or related water utility revenue sources. Specific award values and budget ranges are not disclosed in the summary materials provided; contractors should consult the complete ITB document for detailed pricing parameters, payment terms, and contract value information. As a critical water resources infrastructure project, contract award will be determined based on the most responsive and responsible bid that meets the County's technical requirements and budgetary constraints.