Engineering Services For County Road 535 Water Supply Facility Ozone And Granular Activated Carbon Improvements

The Orange County, Florida, is soliciting sealed proposals for engineering services related to the County Road 535 Water Supply Facility, specifically focusing on ozone and granular activated carbon improvements. The project has an estimated construction cost of approximately 17.5 million dollars and aims to enhance the water treatment infrastructure. Interested respondents are required to submit their responses electronically through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform by July 30, 2024, at 4:00 pm EST, with no options for hand-delivery, mailing, or electronic transmission outside the designated platform. The solicitation is managed by the Orange County Engineering Utilities department, and the primary point of contact is Elia Batista, reachable via email or phone. The contract involves comprehensive engineering services for upgrading the water supply facility, with a focus on ensuring the implementation of ozone and activated carbon systems to improve water quality. The procurement emphasizes strict adherence to submission deadlines and electronic submission protocols. The project falls under NAICS code 541330, indicating a professional engineering services scope, and is part of the county’s broader infrastructure development efforts. Additional related documents include scope of work details for drug testing services and a separate RFQ for military range maintenance targets, reflecting the county’s diverse procurement activities. Overall, this project signifies a significant investment in water treatment infrastructure, requiring qualified engineering firms to deliver specialized services within a defined budget and timeline.