Removal and Replacement of Water Pump Station Doors - Phase 1

A Water Department project covering Spokane County and Tacoma City, Washington, is soliciting bids under PW ITB 6638-26 for the removal and replacement of doors and associated hardware at seven pump station locations, with bids due November 10, 2026 and hardware substitution requests due October 29, 2026. The source names no set-aside, preference, or eligibility restriction.

The scope covers seven heavy-duty, standard-height exterior steel frame commercial doors. Doors are single or double outswing, 1-3/4 inches thick, with metallic-coated steel face sheets and a pre-primed, dark grey two-component polyaspartic urethane finish. Each door requires exterior pull handles and deadbolts and interior panic hardware. Where pump stations have commercial storefront-style installations, the contractor must remove the storefront steel, infill with CMU block, and install a steel header sized for the new door. The contractor must provide manufacturer cut sheets for all components, obtain approval of a work plan before removal, and maintain emergency access to each station. Job sites must be secured daily, and no materials may be stored overnight. The contractor bears responsibility for all parts, equipment, labor, materials, removal, and disposal. Hardware is specified from named approved manufacturers, including Stanley, Hager, Best, Precision, Von Duprin, LCN, Norton, Pemko, and Glynn Johnson, with limited approved substitutes for most items.

No pre-bid meeting is scheduled. The project is designated Phase 1.