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Greensville Recoating and Repairs to Water Tank 799-10887-1284

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IFB-129431State & Local

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Solicitation IFB-129431, issued by the Virginia Department of Corrections, seeks a contractor for the recoating and repair of a 450,000 gallon ground storage water tank at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia. The tank measures 73 feet in diameter and 17 feet in height. The scope of work includes blast cleaning all interior surfaces to a near white finish per SSPC SP-10 with a 2 mil surface profile, installing a 10 inch AWWA C-509 resilient seat gate valve, and performing site work involving fill material placement and the installation of a shallow grass swale. The tank must be disinfected according to AWWA C652 and Virginia Department of Health regulations prior to operation. Inspection services will be managed by Quinn Consulting Services. Bidders must provide their Virginia DPOR license number, classification, and expiration date with their submission. While there is no minimum small business participation requirement, bidders must specify their participation percentage on the bid form, with DSBSD certified businesses meeting the requirement automatically. The project adheres to prevailing wage rates for painters, specifically a 29.16 dollar wage and 11.86 dollar fringe. Lead testing has confirmed that existing interior coatings are below hazardous concentration levels. The response deadline for this solicitation is November 18, 2026.

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Contract for recoating and repairing a water storage tank at Greensville Correctional Center.

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AgencyVirginia → DOC - Architecture and Engineering
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The project is generally described as recoating the interior of the existing 0.45MG ground storage water tank, and incidental repairs at Greensville Correctional Center.

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