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Florida → ProcurementView Agency

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999999

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FL, USA

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North 3 Utilities Extension Project (UEP) Contract 8 - Master Pump Stations (MPS) 900 & 910
Solicitation # 2026-ITB-CP-049-JM
The City of Cape Coral, Florida, is soliciting bids for the North 3 Utilities Extension Project Contract 8, which encompasses the construction of two new master pump stations, MPS 900 and MPS 910, along with all associated infrastructure. Scope includes yard piping, influent manholes, triplex submersible lift stations, flow meter vaults, odor control systems, new buildings, electrical and control systems, an emergency generator with dedicated fuel tank, and comprehensive site work and restoration. Work must comply with industry standards including the National Electrical Code, NFPA, OSHA, ASME A13.1 for piping labeling, and ASTM specifications for testing and materials. All systems must be fully tested, commissioned, and operable under both normal and emergency conditions, with detailed record drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, and training for city personnel required upon completion. The contract utilizes a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable award methodology, where technical compliance is a pass/fail criterion and award is granted strictly to the lowest responsive bid. Bids must include a performance and payment bond, professional liability insurance with two years of post-completion coverage, and naming the City and Engineer as additional insureds under primary, non-contributory policies. Insurance must include a 10-day notice of cancellation clause, and bonds must be replaced within 20 days if the surety becomes insolvent. Financial and operational responsibility is critical, requiring bidders to demonstrate financial stability, prior performance on city contracts, and full compliance with laws and regulations. Submission is electronically required through the OpenGov portal by September 10, 2026, with no paper submissions accepted. Bidders must register in SAM.gov and provide a Unique Entity ID, and must complete certifications regarding debarment status, socioeconomic status, and legal proceedings, submitting supporting documentation such as resumes of key personnel, bonding letters, past performance records, safety plans, and references. Specific attachments must be submitted on CD or flash drive, including general and electrical safety documentation. Allowances are provided for utility payments, permit fees, and traffic control, but base prices for major work items remain unspecified, rendering total contract value undefined. Delivery and performance occur exclusively at the project site in Cape Coral, with all materials required to be protected from weather and properly labeled per ASTM and ASME standards. No FOB terms are stated, and invoicing is processed via the City’s Project Management Information System rather than federal systems like WAWF. The City retains the right to conduct inspections at fabrication
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