Raw Water Wells - Phase II

The City of Laurinburg is seeking a qualified design-build firm to execute the Raw Water Wells - Phase II Project, a critical water infrastructure initiative funded through a combination of local and state resources. The procurement is structured as a Request for Qualifications (RFQ), with interested firms required to submit sealed Statements of Qualifications by November 12, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. EST. Vendors must complete a mandatory vendor registration process to access the detailed RFQ document, which can be downloaded from the city's website. The project requires comprehensive design-build services for water infrastructure development, with specific emphasis on raw water well construction. Evaluation criteria will assess firms based on their technical expertise, project approach, qualifications, and capability to successfully complete the water infrastructure project. Potential bidders can obtain additional information by contacting Harold W. Haywood, the Administrative Services Director, at (910) 276-8324 (ext. 2587) or hhaywood@laurinburg.org. Interested firms must thoroughly review the RFQ document, which outlines service requirements, minimum response content, and selection methodology.

The City of Laurinburg is an Equal Opportunity Employer that actively encourages submissions from minority and women-owned firms, indicating potential set-aside or preference considerations for disadvantaged business enterprises. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated in the provided documentation, the project's funding involves a combination of local and state resources. The city reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, maintaining flexibility in the procurement process. Prospective bidders must submit their sealed Statements of Qualifications to Harold W. Haywood at 303 W. Church Street, Room 244, Laurinburg, NC 28352. No information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure requiring integration. The procurement covers Stanly County and extends to the Lasker Town jurisdiction, suggesting a regional infrastructure development initiative. Firms interested in responding must demonstrate comprehensive capabilities in design-build services specific to water infrastructure projects.