Rolling Acres Water Main Replacement

The state and local contract opportunity posted by Prince George's County involves a comprehensive water infrastructure replacement project in Upper Marlboro and Cheltenham. The procurement focuses on replacing and relocating water mains across multiple streets, including Dale Drive, Phillips Drive, Carnot Drive, Basel Drive, Farrar Court, Farrar Terrace, Dakin Court, Angora Terrace, and Angora Court. The project specifications include replacing approximately 496 feet of 4-inch water main and 5,391 feet of 8-inch water main, as well as relocating 244 feet of 4-inch water main and 1,771 feet of 8-inch water main. Additionally, the contract requires the installation of 19 fire hydrants and water house connections to serve 155 properties. The contract opportunity was posted on April 4, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of April 30, 2025. Prospective contractors should be prepared to demonstrate expertise in municipal water infrastructure replacement, including specialized knowledge of water main installation, hydrant placement, and residential connection procedures.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, contractors interested in this opportunity should be prepared to meet standard municipal infrastructure project qualifications. The project's scope suggests a significant capital investment in water infrastructure, though the exact budget range is not specified in the contract opportunity description. Potential bidders should anticipate demonstrating robust technical capabilities, experience with large-scale municipal water infrastructure projects, and the ability to work effectively in residential areas with minimal disruption to existing services. The project's extensive nature, involving multiple street replacements and connection installations, indicates a complex engineering and construction undertaking that will require sophisticated municipal infrastructure expertise. Contractors should be prepared to provide comprehensive project management, technical specifications, and detailed implementation strategies to be considered for this Prince George's County water main replacement initiative.