Lake Monroe Decommissioned Water Treatment Plant Demolition

The contract involves the demolition of the Lake Monroe Water Treatment Plant, including the removal of building structures, ground storage tanks, and underground piping at a decommissioned facility located at Yankee Lake WTP in Seminole County, Florida. The project aims to safely dismantle and clear the site of all relevant infrastructure associated with the former water treatment operations. The total estimated cost for this work is approximately $271,305, with the contract value expected to range between $271,305 and $300,000. Interested bidders can access the solicitation documents through the Seminole County procurement portal, with the response deadline set for August 13, 2025. The project is managed by the Seminole Resource Management - Purchasing & Contracts division, under the jurisdiction of Florida's local government. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Herronda Mortimer, reachable via email or phone. The scope of work emphasizes compliance with specific insurance requirements, including coverage from licensed insurers with high ratings, and mandates that vendors provide certificates of insurance naming the county as an additional insured. The solicitation is posted publicly, and the project’s details, including related reference documents and bidding instructions, are accessible online. The contract aims to ensure the safe and compliant demolition of the decommissioned water treatment facility while adhering to all relevant insurance and regulatory standards.