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This Solicitation opportunity from Maryland was posted on May 27, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit

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107590State & Local

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The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) is seeking sealed bids for the replacement of an existing 24-inch valve and associated vault located near Randolph Road and Old Columbia in Silver Spring, Maryland, within Montgomery County’s 495A pressure zone. The valve, originally installed in 1999, plays a crucial role in isolating sections of the transmission main for repair and maintenance, minimizing downtime and maintaining water supply to a large service area. Inspections revealed that the valve was inoperable due to internal damage and missing components, leading to the recommendation for complete replacement by the Utility Services Division in 2019. This valve is integral to the 24-inch transmission main that supplies water to the Colesville Elevated tank, serving both commercial and residential customers in southern Montgomery County. Submissions for this project titled "Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit" must be made through WSSC’s eProcurement Portal before the deadline of June 25, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Late submissions will not be accepted. The project management and procurement contacts are Ahwi Quacoe, the project manager, and Cheryll Brewton, the senior buyer. The replacement is vital to ensure continued reliable water service and proper functionality of the transmission main, highlighting the importance of timely and accurate execution of the retrofit. The solicitation was posted on May 27, 2026, with the contracting office located in Laurel, Maryland.

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WSSC seeks sealed bids by June 25, 2026, to replace damaged 24-inch valve near Randolph Road.

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Attachment A Specifications - Water Main Replacement and Related Work

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BT7373A22 - Plan Set for Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit

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Maryland Prevailing Wage Determination and Instructions for Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit Project

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Utility and Right-of-Way Permits for WSSC Valve Vault Retrofit

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WSSC Large Valve Vault Replacement Corrosion Checklist BT7370A22 and BT7373A22

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WSSC Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit Solicitation 107590

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Contract Drawings As-Builts for Contract BT7373A22

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Mid-Atlantic Purchasing Team Intergovernmental & Cooperative Purchasing Clause

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Photo Portfolio for Retrofit of Valve in Vault VV141 WSSC Contract BT7373A22

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AgencyMaryland → Procurement Office
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLaurel, MD, 20707, USA
Organization / AgencyMaryland → Procurement Office
Office AddressLaurel, MD, 20707, USA
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Ahwi Quacoeproject manager
Cheryll BrewtonSenior Buyer

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The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, MD (the "WSSC"), is soliciting sealed responses for Project Title . Responses are to be submitted via WSSC's eProcurement Portal via https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/wsscwater PRIOR TO Response Submission Time on Response Submission Date . Late responses will not be accepted. This project involves replacement of existing 24-inch valve and vault installed in 1999, with new 24-inch valve. The project is located near the intersection of Randolph Road and Old Columbia in Silver Spring, MD Montgomery County, within the 495A pressure zone The primary function of a valve of this size is to isolate sections of the transmission main during repairs and replacement work. Proper function of this valve minimizes the length and time that this transmission main is down during work on this water main. The condition of large valves is based on leak and repair history, inspection results, operational status, age and condition. Troubled valves are typically identified during the inspection or operation of said valve and reported to the Utility Service and/or System Controls Divisions. The order of replacement is then primarily driven by failure mechanism, importance and location of the valve. This valve is part of 24-inch transmission main that transports water to the Colesville Elevated tank. The valve was identified in 2019 for replacement by the Utility Services Division as a result of an inspection, that found the valve stem to be free spinning, blind flanged and missing internal gates. Ultimately the valve couldn't be repaired and was recommended for replacement. With this valve being inoperable, it can affect the level of service and ability of WSSC to provide water to a significant number of customers in both commercial/industrial and residential locations as well as the water levels in the Colesville Elevated tank within southern Montgomery County.

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