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Merimere Liner Replacement

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B027-11State & Local

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The City of Meriden is seeking a contractor for the Merimere Liner Replacement project, identified by solicitation number B027-11. The scope of work involves the rehabilitation of the Merimere Water Filtration Plant, specifically focusing on the removal and disposal of the sand and sludge layer, the repair and replacement of the underdrain system, and the reconstruction of the access ramp. Additionally, the contractor must remove the filter fabric, underlying sand, and geomembrane while ensuring the gravel base is properly compacted and formed. This solicitation was posted on August 28, 2026, with a response deadline of October 8, 2026. The project is managed by the Connecticut DAS Procurement agency and will be performed within the state of Connecticut. Interested parties should contact Susan Martel for further information or inquiries regarding the bidding process.

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City of Meriden seeks contractor for Merimere Water Filtration Plant liner replacement project.

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Connecticut → DAS ProcurementView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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CT, USA

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B027-11 Merimere Liner Replacement - Invitation to Bid

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AgencyConnecticut → DAS Procurement
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OfficeCT, USA
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Office AddressCT, USA
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The City of Meriden is looking to rehabilitate the Merimere Water Filtration Plant. The scope consists of removing and disposing of the sand/sludge layer, remove and repair the underdrain system for replacement, remove and reconstruct the access ramp, remove and dispose of the filter fabric, sand below and the geomembrane and assure the gravel base is compacted and formed with no washouts or significant divots.

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