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RFQ: Design & Engineering Services Northwest Water Treatment Plant to Bell Swamp Water Transmission
| Contract | RFQ: Design & Engineering Services Northwest Water Treatment Plant to Bell Swamp Water Transmission |
|---|---|
| Status | Completed |
| Bids due | 2023-11-13 |
| Scope of work |
RFQ: Design & Engineering Services Northwest Water Treatment Plant to Bell Swamp Water Transmission Click Here For Full Document: RFQ- Design and Engineering Services for Northwest Water Treatment Plant to Bell Swamp Water Transmission (PDF) Pursuant to 2 C.F.R. § 200.320(b)(2), Brunswick County is requesting qualifications statements from qualified engineering, environmental, and water resource firms for the services associated with design and engineering of the Northwest Water Treatment Plant to Bell Swamp Water Transmission Project (Bell Swamp Water Transmission Project). The Bell Swamp Water Transmission Project includes approximately 52,000 linear feet of 36-inch water main that begins from Bell Swamp GST and extends through Highway 140, where it will connect with the water main that directly distributes water from the Northwest Water Treatment Plant. Project Background The grant award shall be used to cover the complete water transmission design and engineering and will cover the land easements needed in the project area. The activities to be performed are Site Investigation and Survey; Wetlands Delineation; Geotechnical Investigation (including boring); Preliminary Design; Permitting and Regulatory Compliance; Easement Maps; Cost estimating and budgeting; and Final Design and Construction Bid Documents. The anticipated deliverables are Site Investigation and Survey; Preliminary Design; Easement Maps; Cost estimating and budgeting; Final Design and Construction Bid Documents, which are expected to lead to: 1) A base mapping of the route inclusive of all aboveground and underground features. The potential routes shall be identified for the new transmission main between the two connection points and an overview map with potential easement locations, existing utilities, and other impediments will be prepared; 2) Detailed plans and specifications for the new water transmission line and appurtenances (restraints, stub outs, fire hydrants, air relief valves, isolation valves, services, etc.); 3) Easement map, as necessary, to secure permanent access to the proposed lines; 4) A budget for the entire project, inclusive of future construction; and 5) Final design drawings, details, and documents for construction bidding purposes shall be developed (work related to the actual construction is not part of scope of this project) for the existing areas, currently unserved areas, and economic development sites. The outcomes of the project will provide redundant feed for the “backbone” of Brunswick County’s 36” diameter water transmission main system that ultimately services Federal Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point. The military terminal is the largest munitions terminal on the east coast and ensuring adequate water for fire-fighting capability and ongoing base operations is paramount. The main will also provide redundancy for critical infrastructure in the region, such as hospitals and major industry. During Hurricane Florence, the importance of water |
| Category | Public Utilities |
| Posted | 2023-10-20 |
| Bid posting | Open |
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