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Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation (Project No. 23-9219)

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IFB-439-26-JMState & Local

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The City of Hollywood, Florida, is soliciting bids for the Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation project (Project No. 23-9219) at the South Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant located at 1621 North 14th Avenue. The project objective is to rehabilitate the existing odor control system, which has reached the end of its useful life, to maintain current air flow rates and treatment levels. The scope of work includes installing two new duty/standby scrubber vessels and media, replacing blowers and motor starters, and upgrading recirculation pumps, feed systems, ductwork, valves, and pH controls. Additional requirements include minor electrical, instrumentation, and yard piping improvements, as well as providing one year of training and field monitoring support. Bids are due by November 10, 2026, via the OpenGov portal, with the award granted to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, subject to a local preference policy for Hollywood businesses. The contractor must begin work within ten calendar days of the contract date and provide a comprehensive CPM schedule. Financial requirements include a bid guaranty of 5 percent and performance and payment bonds each equal to 100 percent of the total bid. Payment is processed via notarized monthly applications with a 10 percent retainage that reduces to 5 percent after 50 percent completion. The project mandates compliance with prevailing wage requirements, NFPA 70, and NECA installation standards, and requires a dedicated welding inspector to oversee operations.

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Bids for rehabilitating the odor control system at Hollywood's wastewater treatment plant.

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City of Hollywood - Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation (Project No. 23-9219)

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City of Hollywood - Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation Technical Specifications

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Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation (Project No. 23-9219)

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Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Headwork Scrubber Rehabilitation Plans

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AgencyFlorida → Public Utilities
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHollywood, FL, 33020, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Public Utilities
Office AddressHollywood, FL, 33020, USA
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Giselle HipolitoSenior Project Manager
Julissa MarcanoSenior Purchasing Agent

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RF Environmental ServicesOakland Park, FL
Carter VerPlanck a DXPTampa, FL

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The City of Hollywood owns and operates the South Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (SRWWTP), which is located southwest of the intersection of Taft Street and North 14th Avenue in Hollywood, Florida. The official facility location is 1621 North 14th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida, 33019. The purpose of the Project is to rehabilitate the existing odor control system to treat the same air flow rates and provide the same level of treatment as the existing system. The existing headworks odor control system was designed and constructed in 1985, and it has reached the end of useful life.

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