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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on May 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Basin 11 Pump Station Force Main Project

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202624State & Local

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The City of Homestead is procuring services for the Basin 11 Pump Station Force Main Project, a critical infrastructure initiative aimed at upgrading approximately 6,700 linear feet of wastewater discharge force main to improve system reliability, capacity, and long-term performance. The project will be executed in phases, with this initial phase focusing exclusively on the force main installation using both open-cut and horizontal directional drilling methods within densely populated urban areas and active public rights-of-way. Construction must be carefully sequenced to minimize disruptions to traffic, businesses, and residents while adhering to stringent trench safety, groundwater management, and roadway restoration requirements. The contracting scope mandates full compliance with Florida Building Code, OSHA standards, and multiple ASTM specifications for materials, fabrication, marking, and testing, with all work subject to inspection and acceptance at the project site. The contractor is responsible for delivering a fully operational, tested system and restoring all disturbed areas to at least pre-construction condition, including asphalt overlay, utility coordination, and documentation of as-built conditions. The solicitation, numbered 202624 and posted on May 15, 2026, with a bid submission deadline of June 18, 2026, is open to local and general contractors through the City’s e-Procurement portal, with hard copy bid bonds required by mail. Proposals must include comprehensive submittals such as progress and construction schedules, shop drawings, payment item lists, warranties, product samples, and progress estimates, all submitted in specified quantities. The City employs a best value trade-off award method, considering responsiveness, responsibility, price, local business preference (15% adjustment), past performance, and strict compliance with technical and administrative requirements. Bidders must hold active Florida contractor licenses, be registered in SAM.gov with a valid UEI, and submit numerous certifications including E-Verify compliance, drug-free workplace policies, and affidavits verifying absence from scrutinized entities. The estimated contract value ranges from $2,347,298 to $2,769,811, inclusive of bonding, permitting, and contingency allowances. All materials and equipment must be delivered F.O.B. site, properly packaged, labeled, and preserved per supplier instructions and ASTM standards, with mandatory security measures including on-site guards to prevent theft and vandalism throughout the project.

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City of Homestead upgrades Pump Station 11 force main; construction, utility, traffic management required.

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City of Homestead PS 11 Force Main Upgrades Bid Set Specifications May 2026

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City of Homestead PS 11 Force Main Upgrades ITB Pricing

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City of Homestead Pump Station 11 and Force Main Upgrades 60% Drawings

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City of Homestead Pump Station 11 and Force Main Upgrades ITB 60% Specs Oct 2024

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City of Homestead Pump Station 11 Force Main Upgrades Bid Set Drawings May 2026

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City of Homestead Pump Station 11 Force Main Upgrades Bid Set Specifications April 2026

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ITB 202624 Basin 11 Pump Station Force Main Project

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Special Provisions for Construction Contracts - City of Homestead

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City of Homestead PS 11 Force Main Opinion of Probable Costs

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City of Homestead Site Visit and Inspection Indemnification Agreement

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AgencyFlorida → Public Works and Engineering/lWater Distribution & Wastewater Collections Division
Contacts1 person available
OfficeHomestead, FL, 33030, USA
Office AddressHomestead, FL, 33030, USA
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Xintia RubioSenior Buyer

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The City of Homestead is undertaking improvements to Pump Station 11 and its associated discharge force main to enhance the reliability, capacity, and long-term performance of the City's wastewater transmission system. The existing infrastructure requires significant upgrades to maintain required service levels, accommodate current and future system demands, and reduce the potential for operational failures and sanitary sewer overflows. To facilitate implementation, the City intends to complete the improvements in phases. The initial phase of the project will consist of upgrades to the Pump Station 11 discharge force main, while improvements to the pump station itself will be completed under a subsequent phase. The Force Main Project generally includes the installation of approximately 6,700 linear feet of new force main utilizing both open-cut construction and horizontal directional drilling (HDD) methods. Construction activities will occur within active public rights-of-way and developed urban areas, requiring careful planning and coordination to minimize disruptions to residents, businesses, and vehicular traffic. The Project also involves significant coordination with existing utilities and site constraints, including groundwater management, trench safety requirements, maintenance of traffic, and roadway restoration within constrained corridors. The Contractor will be responsible for sequencing construction activities and implementing appropriate quality control measures to ensure successful integration of the new infrastructure with the existing wastewater collection and transmission system. Upon completion, the City expects delivery of a fully operational, tested, and reliable force main system, along with complete restoration of all disturbed areas to equal or better than pre-construction conditions. Successful completion of the Project will improve the reliability and operational efficiency of the City's wastewater infrastructure, reduce long-term maintenance and operational risks, and provide enhanced service resiliency while minimizing impacts to the surrounding community.

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