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Ballenger McKinney WWTP Phase 1 Solid Upgrades

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27-198-CPState & Local

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Frederick County, Maryland, has issued solicitation 27-198-CP for the Ballenger McKinney Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 1 Solid Upgrades. This project involves extensive demolition and construction at a 15 MGD capacity facility, including the removal of the existing dewatering building, primary and secondary sludge storage tanks, and the secondary sludge pumping station. New construction will include a dewatering building, lime silo, sludge pump and blower building, one primary sludge storage tank, two secondary sludge storage tanks, a foreign sludge screen, odor control systems, and a storage shed, along with all associated site work, piping, and electrical and instrumentation controls. The project duration is 960 calendar days from the notice to proceed, with construction expected to commence in fall 2027 and reach completion by summer 2030. To participate, contractors must undergo a mandatory prequalification process by submitting a completed Prequalification Questionnaire by November 2, 2026. Minimum qualifications include a bonding capacity of at least 30,000,000 dollars and a demonstrated history of completing similar projects on schedule and within budget. Strict insurance requirements apply, including Commercial General Liability with a 2,000,000 dollar per occurrence limit, Auto Liability of 1,000,000 dollars, and Pollution Liability of 1,000,000 dollars. All policies must be issued by carriers with an A.M. Best rating of A- or better and a financial size classification of VI or higher. Frederick County serves as the sole judge for prequalification, though prequalification does not guarantee a final determination of bidder responsibility.

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Frederick County wastewater plant upgrades; demolition and construction; prequalification due November 2, 2026.

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SOQ #27-198-CP: Ballenger McKinney WWTP Phase 1 Solid Upgrades

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AgencyMaryland → Procurement
Contacts1 person available
OfficeFrederick, MD, 21701, USA
Organization / AgencyMaryland → Procurement
Office AddressFrederick, MD, 21701, USA
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Purpose: Frederick County, Maryland has determined that contractors who submit bids on this project must be prequalified. Contractors interested in bidding this project are required to complete a Prequalification Questionnaire. The County will evaluate the questionnaires submitted by each Contractor for the purpose of determining, in a timely manner, bidders who are deemed qualified for successful performance of the type of work included in this project. Rights Reserved by Frederick County: Bidder Responsibility: While it is the intent of this pre-qualification process to assist the County in determining bidder responsibility prior to the bid and to aid the County in selecting the lowest responsible, responsive bidder, the decision to prequalify a bidder shall not constitute an affirmative determination of bidder responsibility by the County. A pre-qualified bidders bid may be rejected as non-responsible on the basis of a post-bid determination resulting from subsequently discovered information or changed circumstances. The County's action in rejecting a respondent's bid as non-responsible is final. Minor-Irregularities/Omissions: The County reserves the right to waive minor irregularities and omissions in the information contained in an applicant's pre-qualification submission. Sole Judge: The County shall be the sole judge in the pre-qualification determination of applicants. Additional Investigations: The County reserves the right to request additional information from Applicants and to make any additional investigations deemed necessary by the County to make a determination relating to pre-qualification of an applicant.

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