Fort Washington Road Water Main Replacement

The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) is seeking sealed proposals for the Fort Washington Road Water Main Replacement project through its eProcurement Portal, with submissions due by June 16, 2026, at 6:00 PM. This project entails replacing aging cast-iron and asphaltic ductile iron water mains, originally installed between 1962 and 1978, with new ductile iron pipes sized 4-inch, 8-inch, and 12-inch. The work focuses on Prince George’s County, specifically within the 290B pressure zone, serving subdivisions including Warburton Oaks, Franklin Square, Kimberley Woods, and Tantallon North in Fort Washington, Maryland. Notably, since 1993, these areas have faced around 51 incidents of water main breaks and related disruptions, highlighting the urgency for upgrades to improve water reliability, quality, and reduce future maintenance burdens. The project is funded by the Maryland Department of the Environment State Revolving Fund and must comply with the American Iron and Steel Act as well as the Build America, Buy America Act. Interested parties are encouraged to direct inquiries to WSSC contacts Hardeep Kumar, the Project Manager, and Erik Lewis, the Senior Procurement Specialist. The solicitation outlines clear submission guidelines emphasizing timely electronic responses through the specified procurement portal, with an emphasis on quality, code compliance, and adherence to federal funding requirements.