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DALLAS, CITY OF

UEI: L12JQ4AEF2P3

DALLAS, CITY OF is a federal contractor, registered under UEI L12JQ4AEF2P3. It has been awarded $2,841,197 across 24 federal contracts. Primary work spans Water Supply and Irrigation Systems and Sewage Treatment Facilities. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs and General Services Administration.

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Awards by Agency

Department Of Veterans Affairs$1.6M57.1%

General Services Administration$1.2M42.9%

Awards by NAICS

221310 - Water Supply and Irrigation Systems$2.2M78.4%

221320 - Sewage Treatment Facilities$613.1K21.6%

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Open opportunities in DALLAS, CITY OF's top NAICS codes and agencies

Palisade, MN Water Supply System Improvements

Solicitation # palisade-mn-water-supply-system-improvements

The City of Palisade is undertaking significant water supply system improvements including the construction of a new water treatment facility, rehabilitation or removal of the existing well house, and refurbishment of current wells, all while integrating these upgrades into the municipal water system. Work will also involve full restoration of areas disturbed during construction. The scope is broad, encompassing demolition, cast-in-place concrete, masonry, metal and wood fabrications, interior and exterior finishes, plumbing, HVAC, electrical systems, structured cabling, earthwork, utility upgrades, and pollution control equipment. All work must be executed to meet high standards of quality and compliance. Bids for this project are due by August 18, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. and must be submitted to estimating@ricelake.org. The solicitation is open to Minority Business Enterprises certified by NMSDC and Women Business Enterprises certified by WBENC, reflecting a commitment to inclusive contracting practices. The project falls under NAICS code 221310 for water supply and irrigation systems. Rice Lake Construction Group is the administering organization, with Karen Calabro listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project is located in Palisade, Minnesota, and all work must be performed on-site.

Rice Lake Construction Group

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Wastewater Treatment Plants Improvements

Solicitation # 2026-RFQ-036

The City of Sugar Land is seeking qualified firms to assist with improvement projects at its four wastewater treatment plants—North, South, West (New Territory), and Greatwood—through a solicitation process aimed at addressing aging infrastructure, evolving regulatory requirements, and increasing capacity demands. The city, home to over 111,000 residents with a highly educated and diverse population and a median household income surpassing $123,000, is committed to maintaining top-tier utility services to support its continued growth and high quality of life. While detailed scopes for each project will be defined individually based on evolving needs, respondents must demonstrate proven experience with wastewater treatment plant projects of comparable size and complexity, including the ability to assess requirements, develop technical recommendations, and produce design and construction documentation. Familiarity with Sugar Land’s specific systems is not required, but a track record of delivering professional engineering services across similar municipal infrastructure initiatives is essential. The solicitation, numbered 2026-RFQ-036, was posted on August 5, 2026, with responses due by September 4, 2026. It is being managed by the City’s Engineering Department and falls under the State of Texas’s SLED procurement framework. Interested firms should direct inquiries to Carla Barrios, Engineer II, or the Purchasing Office via the provided contact details. Projects will be performed within Sugar Land, Texas, and selected consultants will support long-term planning and capital improvements critical to sustaining the city’s environmental compliance and public health standards. Sugar Land’s reputation as a leading suburban community near Houston, with strong civic engagement and advanced infrastructure, underscores the importance of securing experienced partners to ensure its wastewater systems remain resilient, efficient, and future-ready.

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Replace filter media of water treatment plant, CP Humphrey

Solicitation # W51LL526QA008

The contract pertains to the replacement of filter media for the water treatment plant at CP Humphrey, identified by solicitation number W51LL526QA008, issued by the Department of Defense under the office of 0906 Aq Co Det B Contracti. The solicitation was posted on July 9, 2026, with a response deadline of July 23, 2026, at 04:00 hrs (KTS), coinciding with an amendment that extended the original closing date from June 26 to the new deadline. The NAICS code 221310 classifies this as a water treatment and supply activity, and the place of performance is associated with the military postal address in APO, AP, 96224-5228, USA. Primary point of contact is U Kap Son, reachable via email and phone, with Yun Chae Yi listed as secondary contact for inquiries. The opportunity is open under a general solicitation with no specified set-aside classification, and further details are accessible via the provided SAM.gov link.

0906 Aq Co Det B Contracti

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Consolidated SWP and CVP Authorized Places of Use Water TransferThe California Department of Water Resources and the Bureau of Reclamation are proposing a water transfer of up to 392,300 acre-feet south of the Delta under a suite of permits and licenses held by both agencies, including DWR Permit 16479 and multiple Reclamation licenses and permits编号. This transaction is authorized under the Consolidated SWP and CVP Authorized Places of Use Water Transfer agreement and is intended to facilitate water exchanges that support regional water supply needs while adhering to existing regulatory frameworks. The transfer involves coordination across multiple permit holders and is designed to optimize water use efficiency in the State Water Project and Central Valley Project systems. The action is forecasted to be initiated in August 2026 and is overseen by the State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Water Rights. Primary point of contact for technical and regulatory matters is Patricia Fernandez, Senior Engineer, with additional support from Vanessa Emerzian of the Bureau of Reclamation and Victor Vasquez of the California Department of Water Resources. The transaction will be implemented within California, with all activities governed by state and federal water rights authorities, and no set-aside provisions or NAICS code classification are specified. The project’s regulatory and operational details are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act portal.

SWRCB, Division of Water Rights

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Water Supply System Design

FA8137 Afsc Pzioc

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Water Treatment System Installation

SWRCB, Division of Drinking Water

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Operation of Continuous Chlorination at Well 2 Water Supply Permit Amendment (Project)The Applicant seeks approval to implement a continuous chlorination system at the Well 2 water supply facility, replacing the existing chlorine dosing infrastructure to improve water disinfection efficiency and regulatory compliance. This permit amendment is managed by the State Water Resources Control Board under the jurisdiction of California, with the project scoped to enhance the operational reliability and safety of the potable water supply through automated, ongoing chlorination. The initiative is aimed at ensuring consistent water quality standards by eliminating the limitations of the prior system and maintaining disinfection throughout the distribution network. The primary point of contact for technical inquiries is Sudarshan Poudyal, District Engineer, reachable via phone or email, while John Bath serves as the administrative liaison for procedural or documentation-related matters. The project is publicly listed under the California CEQA Net portal with a posted date of August 4, 2026, signaling an upcoming opportunity for regulatory review or public input, though no formal solicitation has been issued as of now. The facility’s location is within California, and no specific city or zip details are provided, suggesting the permit applies broadly to the water system’s operational area under state oversight.

State Water Resources Control Board

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Bypassing ServicesCleary Construction, Inc. is seeking qualified contractors to provide bypassing services involving the installation and operation of temporary pumping systems to divert wastewater during construction activities. The contract is structured as a subcontract with a response deadline of August 14, 2026, and is designated for Minority Business Enterprise and Woman Business Enterprise certification holders, requiring valid NMSDC and WBENC credentials respectively. The work is associated with a wastewater infrastructure project in Louisville, Kentucky, though specific site details are not provided. The North American Industry Classification System code 221320 identifies the scope as wastewater treatment and related services. All proposals must demonstrate technical capability to safely and efficiently manage temporary wastewater diversion systems under dynamic construction conditions, and bidders should reference the official opportunity portal for submission guidelines and additional requirements.

Cleary Construction, Inc.

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Sewer Bypass PumpingThe contract titled Sewer Bypass Pumping involves the temporary rerouting of wastewater flow to enable the safe and uninterrupted replacement of an existing pipeline, ensuring continuous sewer service during construction. This subcontract is issued under the Small Business Administration’s set-aside program, specifically targeting small businesses including Small Disadvantaged Businesses, Women-Owned Small Businesses, HUBZone Small Businesses, Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. The NAICS code 221320 indicates the work falls under wastewater collection systems, reflecting the specialized technical nature of the task requiring expertise in temporary pumping infrastructure and wastewater management. The contract is set to close for responses on September 16, 2026, and is associated with the Filanc organization, which is responsible for managing the project. Although specific location details for the place of performance and agency office are not provided, the project is linked to the Buccaneer Lift Station through a designated online portal, suggesting the work will occur at or near this municipal infrastructure site. The work is structured as a fixed-price design-build effort, meaning the contractor is responsible for both designing and constructing the temporary bypass system to meet performance requirements within a predetermined cost, with no cost overruns permitted. All participants must comply with SBA-certified business eligibility requirements to qualify for this opportunity.

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Tapping, Valving, and Flushing Services

City of Statesboro

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8-inch PVC Water Main Installation (Open-Cut)

City of Statesboro

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6-inch PVC Water Main Installation (Open-Cut)

City of Statesboro

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Raw Water System Maintenance (Skid #1)The contract pertains to the annual inspection, calibration, and preventive maintenance of the raw water and chlorination skid systems located in Guatemala City, specifically for Skid #1, to ensure consistent and reliable water treatment operations. The work is critical to maintaining public health standards and operational integrity of the water infrastructure under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of State, Embassy in Guatemala City. Maintenance activities must be performed in accordance with established technical and safety protocols to guarantee system uptime and compliance with water quality requirements. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS Code 221320, which relates to water and wastewater treatment operations. Responses are due by September 11, 2026, and performance will take place exclusively at the designated location in Guatemala City with postal code 01016. There is no set-aside type designated for this contract, and while specific point of contact details are not provided, interested parties can access further information via the official SAM.gov portal link. All work must align with the operational needs of the embassy and support its mission-critical water supply systems.

Usembassy Guatemala City

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Z--IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR NATL WEATHER SVC IN TEXAS

Solicitation # 1305M326Q0268

This contract solicits non-personal services for the complete removal and replacement of existing irrigation systems and associated landscape drainage repairs at three National Weather Service facilities in Texas—Corpus Christi, Midland, and New Braunfels. It is issued as a Request for Quotation under the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul Part 12, designated exclusively as a small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 221310 and a size standard of $41.0 million. The work must be performed within 120 days of contract award, with an estimated award date of August 17, 2026, and quotes are due by 10:00 a.m. MDT on August 7, 2026, submitted electronically to kerri.coffey@noaa.gov. Each location has a distinct CLIN, requiring full turnkey execution including supervision, labor, tools, materials, and equipment to install modern weather-based irrigation systems, restore sod and rock, correct drainage slopes, replace edging, and remove debris, all in compliance with the attached Statement of Work and OSHA, NEC, EPA, and NFPA standards. The contract requires adherence to the U.S. Department of Labor wage determination 2015-4137 Revision 31 for each site, and contractors must submit pricing on SF 18 or company letterhead, including UEI and CAGE codes from SAM.gov. The Government emphasizes site visits as critical to understanding site conditions, with Jorge Negrete coordinating access to the locations, and explicitly states that failure to inspect the site will not constitute grounds for claim post-award. Evaluation will be based on a trade-off process where technical approach and relevant experience are of equal importance and significantly outweigh price, which is not scored but reviewed for completeness and reasonableness. Payment must be processed through the Invoice Processing Platform, and contract administration is handled by Kerri Coffey as the primary point of contact. Additional requirements include mandatory sexual harassment and assault prevention training for all personnel within 30 days of assignment, annual renewal by March 1, and strict adherence to non-personal services terms prohibiting any form of Government supervision or control over contractor personnel. The contract incorporates multiple FAR clauses by reference, including those related to System for Award Management maintenance, prohibition of internal confidentiality agreements, and subcontract reporting, while explicitly noting that deviations in SAM.gov representations do not affect award eligibility. There are no options, no packaging or marking requirements specified, and

Department Of Commerce Noaa

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Y--GRCA 257282 - Replace Wastewater Plant at South Rim Village

Solicitation # 140P2026R0101

The contract is for the complete replacement of the wastewater treatment plant at South Rim Village, with performance expected to begin on February 1, 2027, and conclude by February 1, 2030, within a 1,095-day timeline after notice to proceed. The scope includes construction of the new WWTP, a companion compost facility, operational and maintenance support services, and access road improvements, with two optional line items for radon gas testing and active mitigation. Work is subject to strict sequencing requirements, including commencement within 10 days of notice, diligent prosecution, and completion without undue delay. The solicitation requires proposals to be submitted via email in two volumes—one technical and one business/price—each adhering to strict formatting, labeling, and size limits of 38 MB per attachment and 100 MB per email. Key personnel, including the Project Manager, Superintendent, Quality Control Manager, and Safety Manager, are critical to履约, with substitutions prohibited for the first 30 days and requiring detailed justification and approval thereafter. Offerors must demonstrate relevant technical experience in wastewater plant installations, a realistic technical approach, and qualified key staff, with past performance evaluated based on subcontractor track records. Small business participation is a formal evaluation factor, with full credit automatically awarded to small business offerors. The government will conduct a best-value tradeoff, considering technical merit, past performance, and pricing equally, and may select a higher-priced proposal if its technical advantages are substantial. Compliance with FAR clauses governs labor standards, including minimum wages under Executive Order 14026, diversity and inclusion requirements, bio-based product reporting, hazardous material handling, ozone-depleting substances, Buy American provisions, and inspection of construction. The contractor is required to submit invoices electronically through the Invoice Processing Platform, and the use of all-terrain vehicles is prohibited on site in the Intermountain Region. Drawings, specifications, geotechnical reports, hazardous materials investigations, and wage determinations are included as attachments totaling over 5,000 pages, forming the complete technical baseline. All submissions must be sent to three designated email addresses with a strict subject line format, and no hard copies are accepted. The contract is being procured as a sealed bid under a firm-fixed-price structure with no identified contract value due to unpopulated pricing fields, though the full scope is detailed through a comprehensive set of technical specifications and compliance obligations.

Dsc Contracting Services Division

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City of Lethbridge - Request for Proposal - WTP Filter Media Replacement

Solicitation # AB-2026-05467

The City of Lethbridge is seeking qualified vendors to replace the filter media at its Water Treatment Plant as part of a broader expansion initiative aimed at improving operational efficiency. The primary objective is to optimize filter performance by evaluating alternative media types that can enhance flow rates and overall treatment capacity, based on preliminary desktop assessments. This effort is critical to ensuring the plant meets future demand while maintaining water quality standards. Full-scale pilot testing will be required to validate performance under real-world conditions before any final selection or implementation, providing confidence in the long-term reliability and effectiveness of the chosen media. Interested parties must submit proposals in response to solicitation number AB-2026-05467, with a deadline of September 3, 2026, at 8:00 PM MT. The procurement is open to all eligible suppliers without set-aside provisions, and all work must be performed in Lethbridge, Alberta. Point of contact for questions and submissions is Nicki Van Eck, the Buyer, reachable via email at nicki.vaneck@lethbridge.ca. Proposals must demonstrate technical expertise in water treatment filtration systems, experience with pilot-scale testing, and a clear plan for evaluating and comparing media options to meet the city’s performance goals.

City of Lethbridge

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On-Demand Septic Pumping (Additional Services)The contract provides for emergency or as-needed septic pumping services at Chino Hills State Park, with a maximum of five additional service calls per year, each limited to 4,000 gallons. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 221320, which pertains to sewage treatment facilities, and is managed by the California Department of Parks & Recreation. Services are intended to address urgent sanitation needs at the park, ensuring compliance with environmental and public health standards without establishing a fixed annual schedule. The response deadline for submissions is August 21, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 31, 2026. The place of performance is in San Bernardino, and the contract is open to eligible subcontractors responding to the state procurement process.

California Department of Parks & Recreation

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Septic Tank Pumping – Horse CampThe contract is for routine septic tank pumping at the Horse Camp area within Chino Hills State Park, with services required twice annually to maintain proper sanitation and operational standards. The work is classified under NAICS code 221320, indicating it falls within the sewage and waste disposal services category, and is issued as a subcontract by the California Department of Parks & Recreation. Performance of the task is specifically located in San Bernardino, with no additional address or point of contact details provided. The solicitation was posted on July 31, 2026, and responses are due by August 21, 2026, leaving a window of approximately three weeks for interested parties to submit proposals. Although the contract type is listed as a subcontract, no set-aside provisions or organization type restrictions are specified, meaning any qualified vendor may respond. The California state agency is responsible for overseeing compliance and scheduling of the biannual pumping services in this remote outdoor recreational area.

California Department of Parks & Recreation

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