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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on May 6, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

CWA2406/2409: GROUNDWATER PLANT GENERATOR & RIGHT ANGLE DRIVE (RAD) MAINTENANCE PROGRAM

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2026-ITB-022State & Local

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The contract involves major improvements at two water plants and miscellaneous upgrades across several water facilities in Sugar Land, Texas. At the Sugar Creek Water Plant, the work includes installing a new diesel generator with a base fuel tank, a service entrance rated Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS), and a dual-purpose docking station. The contractor will also install a weatherhead per CenterPoint Energy standards and manage all required supports, fittings, terminations, and weatherproofing. Site preparation includes constructing new concrete foundations, slabs, platforms, grated walkways, and handrails, along with removal of old equipment and demolition of existing concrete pads. Final site grading to ensure proper drainage and leveling must be performed post-installation. Similar scope applies to the First Colony Water Plant, where the existing ATS will be rehabilitated, and a new diesel generator with fuel tank and docking station will be installed. At both plants, the owner-designated SCADA integrator will handle PLC/SCADA programming and facility modifications. In addition to the main plant work, the contract encompasses miscellaneous improvements at multiple water facilities around Sugar Land, such as installing new diesel fuel management systems, rust prevention, painting, protective coatings, and repairs to existing fuel storage tanks. Prior to starting these tasks, a site visit coordinated with the owner's representative will verify current conditions, infrastructure, and assess potential challenges or required modifications. The contract includes base bid items focused on Sugar Creek Water Plant improvements, with alternative bids available for First Colony Water Plant work, diesel fuel management systems, and surface treatments, which the City may select based on fund availability. The successful contractor must furnish all necessary labor, materials, and equipment to complete the project in compliance with specifications and coordinate closely with City representatives throughout the process.

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Major upgrades at two Sugar Land water plants, including diesel generators, ATS, site prep, and repairs.

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Addendum Template for Construction Contract Documents

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Standard Change Order Request Form Template

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Notice to Proceed Template for Construction Project

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COSL_CWA_2406-2409_Plans_(Revised_April_2026).pdf

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COSL_CWA_2406-2409_Project_Manual_(Revised_May_2026)_ITB.pdf

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CWA2406_2409_ GROUNDWATER PLANT GENERATOR _ RIGHT ANGLE DRIVE _RAD_ MAINTENANCE PROGRAM.pdf

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AgencyTexas → Engineering
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSugar Land, TX, 77479, USA
Organization / AgencyTexas → Engineering
Office AddressSugar Land, TX, 77479, USA
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Alence PoudelEngineering Manager
Purchasing OfficePurchasing Office

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BRIEF SCOPE OF WORK Major Improvements: Sugar Creek Water Plant: For Sugar Creek Water Plant, the scope of work includes the installation of a new diesel generator with a base fuel tank, along with a Service entrance rated Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and a dual-purpose docking station. The contractor shall also furnish and install a new incoming service bus weatherhead per CenterPoint Energy Standards, including all required supports, fittings, terminations, and weatherproofing/sealing, and shall coordinate any and all required outage and service reconnection to provide a complete, code-compliant service entrance installation. The contractor will be responsible for preparing the site, which includes constructing new concrete foundations, slabs, platforms, grating, and handrails as required. The contractor will handle the removal of any existing equipment and the demolition of old concrete pads. Once the new equipment is in place, the contractor will perform final site grading to ensure the site is properly prepared and completed according to specifications. Additionally, final site grading will be performed after the completion of all installations to ensure proper leveling and drainage. The contractor will furnish all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required to complete the work as specified. PLC/SCADA programming and modification to owner facilities will be performed by owner pre-selected SCADA integrator (Prime Controls). First Colony Water Plant: For First Colony Water Plant, the scope of work includes the rehabilitation of the existing Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and the installation of a new diesel generator, sub-base fuel tank, along with a proposed dual-purpose docking station. The contractor will be responsible for preparing the site, which includes constructing new concrete foundations, slabs, platforms, grating, and handrails as required. Additionally, final site grading will be performed after the completion of all installations to ensure proper leveling and drainage. The contractor will furnish all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required to complete the work as specified. The contractor will handle the removal of any existing equipment and the demolition of old concrete pads. Once the new equipment is in place, the contractor will perform final site grading to ensure the site is properly prepared and completed according to specifications. Additionally, final site grading will be performed after the completion of all installations to ensure proper leveling and drainage. The contractor will furnish all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required to complete the work as specified. SCADA programming and modification to owner facilities will be performed by owner pre-selected SCADA integrator (Prime Controls). Miscellaneous Improvements: The miscellaneous improvements include the following items: Installation of New Diesel Fuel Management Systems Rust Prevention, Painting, and Protective Coatings Repairs to existing Fuel Storage Tanks Before commencing any miscellaneous improvement tasks, a site visit should be conducted at each facility to verify the scope of work. Existing conditions may differ from those when the project scope was initially developed. This visit will be coordinated with the Owner's designated representative to assess the site and confirm the feasibility of the proposed improvements. The objectives of the site visit include: Verifying the physical space and layout. Ensuring all necessary infrastructure and utilities are available. Identifying potential challenges that may arise during installation. Discussing any required modifications or special considerations for the initial design or installation plan. The water facilities where the proposed miscellaneous improvements should be implemented are summarized below. S. No Water Facility Address Surface Water Plant 14601 Voss Road, Sugar Land, TX 77498 Woodchester 13743 Woodchester, Sugar Land, TX 77498 Lakeview 1101 Lakeview Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77478 Sugar Creek Water Well Pump Right Angle Drive 2030 Country Club Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77478 Austin Parkway 1402 Austin Parkway, Sugar Land, TX 77479 Riverstone 16802 1/2 University Blvd., Sugar Land, TX 77479 Riverpark 5975 Summit Creek, Sugar Land, TX 77479 Greatwood East 8915 Park River Dr., Sugar Land, TX 77479 Greatwood West 6631 Greatwood Pkwy, Sugar Land, TX 77479 New Territory Blvd 4421 ½ New Territory Blvd., Sugar Land, TX 77479 Homeward Way 5505 Homeward Way, Sugar Land, TX 77479 Thompson Chapel 4603 Thompson Chapel, Sugar Land, TX 77479 Base Bid Items: Sugar Creek Water Plant. Alternative Bid Items: First Colony Water Plant. New Diesel Fuel Management System. Rust Prevention, Painting, and Protective Coatings. Note: Alternate bids may be considered depending on the availability of City funds. The City reserves the right to include any or all alternative bid items in its bid evaluation.

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