NGEM-BID B-1786 Granular Activated Carbon Changeout

The City of North Las Vegas is soliciting competitive bids for the removal and replacement of five Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) units under Bid B-1786, with proposals due by May 12, 2026. This procurement involves the complete changeout of existing GAC filtration equipment used in the City's water treatment operations, including removal of five units and replacement of screens where necessary. Bidders must meet specified technical criteria regarding equipment specifications, including physical dimensions, filtration capacity, and material composition, while ensuring compliance with established industry standards and regulatory requirements for water treatment systems. Key deliverables include the provision of replacement GAC units, proper assessment and replacement of screens as required, removal and disposal of existing equipment, and adherence to defined installation timelines with quality assurance measures. Qualified bidders are required to demonstrate capability in water treatment equipment installation and the technical competency to meet or exceed the detailed performance standards outlined in the specification document (NGEM Language for Nevada E-Pro~22.pdf). The evaluation of proposals will be based on compliance with the binding technical standards and suitability of the submitted bids for the City's water treatment operations. The posting date was April 22, 2026, establishing a three-week window for bid submission and response.

The specification document provided does not indicate any set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or preferences for particular organizational types in this solicitation. No incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing technology integration requirements are identified in the available procurement materials. Similarly, no specific award value or budget range has been disclosed in the posted opportunity documents, which may be detailed within the full technical specifications or may be subject to evaluation during the bid review process. Interested bidders should obtain and thoroughly review the complete NGEM Language for Nevada E-Pro~22.pdf specification document to ensure full understanding of all technical requirements, evaluation criteria, and any additional terms and conditions governing this procurement.