CONCRETE REPAIRS AT HOCKANUM RIVER WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY

The contract seeks a qualified contractor to perform concrete repairs at the Hockanum River Water Pollution Control Facility to address deterioration caused by exposure to water, chemicals, gases such as hydrogen sulfide, physical wear, and weather fluctuations. The scope includes repairing damaged concrete in tanks, walls, floors, channels, clarifiers, walkways, and other facility areas critical for maintaining operational safety, structural integrity, and regulatory compliance. The solicitation was issued by the Connecticut Water and Sewer agency, with the contract opportunity posted on March 5, 2026, and responses due by March 19, 2026. The work location is within Connecticut, with project management overseen by Gabriel D'Alatri and procurement handled by Cora Narracci, both accessible through provided contact details. Bidders are required to comply with local labor standards, including submission of a Living Wage Certification Form indicating whether they fall under the Manchester Living Wage Ordinance or qualify for an exemption. This form must accompany the bid or proposal to ensure adherence to municipal wage policies. The contract emphasizes the need for experienced contractors familiar with the specific challenges of concrete degradation in wastewater treatment environments, highlighting the critical nature of maintaining the facility’s infrastructure to support effective and compliant operations.