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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on September 1, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

408319 Dozier's Corner Pump Station Repl (AT015400)

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DBB-127650State & Local

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The Hampton Roads Sanitation District is soliciting bids for the Dozier's Corner Pump Station Replacement project located at 1109 Keats Street in Chesapeake, Virginia. The scope of work includes the construction of a replacement pump station featuring two 25-HP submersible solids handling pumps and a permanent natural gas bypass pump, along with the installation of approximately 720 linear feet of new 10-inch HDPE force main and associated appurtenances. Additional requirements include drainage work to replace an existing triple culvert with a new precast box culvert, the rehabilitation of two manholes, and the complete demolition of the existing pump station. Project site access is granted via a temporary easement through an adjacent cemetery, requiring the contractor to maintain clear access for visitors and employees and coordinate closely with cemetery management. Bids must be submitted electronically through the HRSD Online Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning system by October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local time. All bidders must be registered in the ERP system in advance and provide a bid bond equal to 5 percent of the bid amount. The project is partially funded by the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund Grant Program. Award selection may involve negotiations with the low bidder, and the successful contractor must be registered in accordance with Title 2.2, Chapter 43 and Title 54.1, Chapter 11 of the Code of Virginia. All invoicing and payment applications must also be processed through the Oracle ERP system.

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Bids for Dozier's Corner Pump Station replacement in Chesapeake due October 20, 2026.

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Solicitation No. 408319: Dozier's Corner Pump Station Replacement

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AgencyVirginia → Hampton Roads Sanitation District
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The Project or Work consists of construction of a replacement pump station to include two (2) 25-HP submersible solids handling pumps and a permanent natural gas bypass pump, force main tie-in with approximately 720 linear feet of new 10-inch HDPE force main, appurtenances, drainage work including replacement of the existing triple culvert with a new precast box culvert, pipe and two (2) manhole rehabilitations, and the demolition of the existing Dozier’s Corner Pump Station at 1109 Keats Street in Chesapeake. Access to the project site will be through a temporary ingress/egress easement through the adjacent cemetery property. Clear access must be maintained along the easement area for cemetery visitors and employees. Coordination with the cemetery may be required throughout the project duration.
*NOTE: Do not respond through eVA. HRSD only accepts responses submitted online through HRSD's Online Oracle ERP system. Detailed information about this solicitation (including specifications and/or any addenda) is available through HRSD's Online Oracle ERP system. To register or log into HRSD's Online Oracle ERP system, please visit: https://www.hrsd.com/procurement.

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