Water Treatment Plant MCC Replacement and Detention Tank Rehabilitation

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Solicitation number
10399388
State
Illinois
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The City of Rock Falls, Illinois is soliciting bids on water treatment plant motor control center and main distribution panel replacement and relocation, along with comprehensive pre-filter detention tank rehabilitation, with bids due November 19, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. and a pre-bid conference on October 27, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.

The scope encompasses replacing and relocating the motor control center for high service pumps and the main distribution panel; installing temporary detention tank(s) with high service pumps, piping, and pre-chlorination systems to bypass the detention tank during rehabilitation; pressure washing and interior cleaning of the detention tank; repairing concrete wall and floor cracks; applying NSF-approved waterproof coating to all interior concrete surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling); and painting all interior piping, fittings, valves, and components within the connected high service pump valve vault.

Place of performance is the City of Rock Falls water treatment plant. Plans and specifications are available through Quest Construction Data Network (Quest CDN) under project number 10399388. The design professional is Willett, Hofmann & Associates, Inc. in Dixon, Illinois. Ted Padilla, Street Department Superintendent with the City of Rock Falls Department, is the primary contact. Daniel Loos at Willett, Hofmann & Associates serves as the design professional contact. This is a public works project funded with local sources.

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Replace and relocate the motor control center for the high service pumps at the water treatment plant. Replace and relocate the main distribution panel at the water treatment plant. water treatment plant pre-filter detention tank rehabilitation install temporary detention tank(s) with high service pumps, piping, and pre-chlorination system for bypassing the detention tank during rehabilitation. Pressure wash and clean the inside of the tank, repair the cracks in the concrete walls and floor, apply an nsf approved waterproof coating on the concrete walls, floor, and ceiling on the inside of the tank, and paint all piping/fittings in the tank. Paint all walls, floor, ceiling, piping/valves/fittings in the high service pump valve vault that is connected to the detention tank.

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