Engineering Services for Repair and Resilience of Pine Swamp Waste Water Treatment Facility

The Town of Burnsville is seeking qualified firms to provide comprehensive engineering, planning, and construction management services for the repair and resilience enhancement of its Pine Swamp Waste Water Treatment Facility. The project aims to address damages caused by tropical storm Helene, which affected critical infrastructure including the blower building, blower system, electrical panels, sludge belt press, composting screen components, internal roads, equipment storage building, and effluent monitoring controls. The scope involves evaluating the extent of damages, developing detailed work plans and cost estimates, and designing necessary repairs and upgrades. Key tasks include electrical system design, construction of a new equipment building, environmental and civil engineering for road repairs, and planning for mitigation and resiliency to withstand future storms. The contract, with an estimated value between $500,000 and $2,000,000, is part of a solicitation issued by the North Carolina Office of State and Local Government and is open for responses until December 6, 2024. The project emphasizes comprehensive damage assessment, environmentally sensitive design, and resilient infrastructure improvements to ensure the facility’s operational stability and compliance with regulatory standards. Interested firms can find additional details and submit their qualifications through the designated online portal.