Miami Beach Sewers and Association Improvements Old Lyme, Connecticut

The Old Colony Beach Club Association is seeking bids for the Miami Beach Sewers and Association Improvements Project located in Old Lyme, Connecticut, with solicitation number 27503. The project involves a comprehensive infrastructure upgrade encompassing the construction of 19,500 linear feet of gravity sewer mains and lateral services, 350 linear feet of horizontal directional drilling, and 6,705 linear feet of storm drainage. Key deliverables include restoration of unpaved areas, temporary and permanent trench repair, and reconstruction of Association roads. The procurement is structured as a single prime contract with bids to be submitted on a unit price basis, with six distinct bid alternates: public well protection measures, no well protection measures, helical piles and support system, permanent trench repair, mill and overlay, and cold reclaimed subbase with 4-inch HMA pavement. The solicitation period opens January 16, 2025, at 7:00 AM EST and closes February 20, 2025, at 2:00 PM EST, with contract documents available for free download through Project Dog (www.projectdog.com) using Project Code 866355. Technical questions should be directed to Meg Allen, EIT at Fuss and O'Neill in Hartford, Connecticut.

The solicitation appears to be open to all vendors without specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are explicitly mentioned in the documentation. The contract will be awarded with Free On Board Destination delivery terms and vendor-specified payment terms. While no specific budget range or estimated total project value is provided in the solicitation documents, the comprehensive scope of work suggests a significant infrastructure investment. The project requires vendors capable of managing complex municipal infrastructure improvements, including sewer system construction, drainage infrastructure, road reconstruction, and potential environmental considerations such as well protection measures. Interested bidders must demonstrate technical capability, engineering expertise, and the ability to execute a multifaceted municipal infrastructure project within the specified parameters. The project's location in New London County, Connecticut, indicates a localized infrastructure improvement initiative aimed at enhancing community infrastructure and municipal services.