Painting and Coating Services

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RFP 27-010R1
State
North Carolina
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Durham County Utilities Division is requesting proposals for painting and coating services including surface preparation, pressure washing, rust removal, and protective coating application to concrete surfaces and piping across county utilities infrastructure, with proposals due October 20, 2026. AMPP certification is required.

The scope encompasses surface preparation and pressure washing of concrete (manholes, tanks, walkways) and ductile and steel piping, removal of loose rust from exposed piping, and application of protective coatings. The contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision. Work is performed at designated project locations throughout Durham County.

The stated objective is to restore protective coatings, prevent corrosion, extend asset life, and improve facility appearance. Qualified contractors must hold Association for Material Protection and Performance certification demonstrating expertise in material protection and performance standards. Proposals should address methodology, timeline, quality assurance measures, and pricing for all materials and labor.

No estimated contract value, contract term, incumbent contractor, evaluation criteria, or procurement timeline details beyond the proposal due date are identified in the source material.

Opportunity text

The purpose and intent of the Request for Proposals (RFP) is to solicit proposals from qualified firms to provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision required for surface preparation, pressure washing, removal of loose rust from exposed piping, and application of protective coatings to concrete surfaces (manholes, tanks, walkways) and piping (ductile, steel) at designated project locations. The contractor should hold an Association for Material Protection and Performance (AMPP) certification. The objective of this work is to restore protective coatings, prevent corrosion, extend asset life, and improve the appearance of facility infrastructure.

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