Edgewood Extension Lift Station Rehabilitation

The contract involves the construction and rehabilitation of the Edgewood Extension Lift Station in Florida, focusing on the installation of new submersible pumps and piping at an existing site near South McKeel Academy on Edgewood Drive South. The project requires the temporary removal of recently installed city pumps to facilitate the work, which includes building a new top slab, installing pumps, piping, supports, guide rails, and a concrete pad, as well as applying coatings to the wet well. Additionally, the scope encompasses miscellaneous civil and mechanical construction as detailed in the contract documents. The project also involves bypassing and restoring the existing lift station, along with the demolition of old pumps, piping, guide rails, brackets, the top slab, and electrical components. The solicitation, titled "Edgewood Extension Lift Station Rehabilitation," was posted on September 10, 2024, with a response deadline of October 7, 2024. The project is estimated to cost between $500,000 and $1,500,000 and is managed by the Florida Water Utilities - Engineering department. Interested contractors can contact Tara Walls via email or phone for further information. The project emphasizes comprehensive civil and mechanical upgrades to ensure the lift station's functionality and longevity, adhering to detailed specifications outlined in the contract documents.