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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on July 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Northeast WRF Digester Repairs

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23-0013-UTState & Local

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The Northeast WRF Digester Repairs project, solicitation 23-0013-UT, involves the comprehensive maintenance and restoration of an anaerobic digester in Clearwater, Florida. The scope of work begins with draining, cleaning, and lifting the digester cover to facilitate a detailed inspection of the dome, skirt, pipe supports, and mixing nozzles. Based on these findings, the contractor will provide a tabulation of recommended repairs for approval by the City and Engineer. Key technical tasks include sandblasting, rewelding, and applying epoxy coatings to internal and external plates, as well as repairing or replacing concrete corbels, pipe supports, and ballast blocks. Additional requirements include the potential replacement of various ductile iron and stainless steel piping, plug valves, and glass lined mixing nozzles. The project also encompasses the reinstallation of the digester cover, with a bid alternate for a completely new cover if necessary. The contractor is responsible for providing project signage according to the approved work schedule. The entire project is slated for completion within 365 consecutive calendar days.

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Maintenance and restoration of anaerobic digester in Clearwater, Florida, within 365 days.

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23-0013-UT Bid Set - Digester Plan M-101

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23-0013-UT Clearwater NEWRF Digester Repairs Bid Set Drawings

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23-0013-UT NEWRF Digester Repairs Supplemental Technical Specifications

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23-0013-UT Northeast WRF Digester Repairs ITB

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AgencyFlorida → Public Works
Contacts2 people available
OfficeClearwater, FL, 33756, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Public Works
Office AddressClearwater, FL, 33756, USA
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Jennifer BurgettContract and Procurement Specialist
Kelly RogersProcurement Analyst II

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The Work to be performed under these Contract Documents is generally described as follows: Draining and cleaning of the anaerobic digester. Lifting and removal of the anaerobic digester cover. Inspection of the digester cover (which includes the dome, the skirt, the cover's bottom), pipe supports, mixing nozzles, concrete corbels, digester gas pipe, sludge feed pipe. Final repairs will be determined after inspection has been completed and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Repair of external roof plates Patching and repair of corroded areas as needed. Application of epoxy coating. Replacement of rollers as needed. Repair of the digester cover side skirt which include sandblasting, rewelding and recoating. Repairs will be determined after inspection and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Contractor will develop a tabulation of recommended replacements and repair for owners' approval. Repair of internal ceiling plates which include sandblasting, rewelding, and recoating. Repairs will be determined after inspection and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Contractor will develop a tabulation of recommended replacements and repair for owners' approval. Repair of concrete on inside of tank as indicated on drawings. Repairs will be determined after inspection and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Contractor will develop a tabulation of recommended replacements and repair for owners' approval. Concrete pipe support repair/replacement. Concrete crack repair/replacement. Concrete spall repair/replacement. Concrete ballast blocks replacement. Replacement of plug valves as indicated on drawings. Potential replacement of 16" (DIP), 12" (DIP), 8" (DIP), and 6" (DIP) piping as indicated on drawings. Repairs will be determined after inspection and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Contractor will develop a tabulation of recommended replacements and repair for owners' approval. Potential replacement of 4" digester gas (SS) pipe as indicated on drawings. Repairs will be determined after inspection and agreed upon by City and Engineer. Contractor will develop a tabulation of recommended replacements and repair for owners' approval. Potential replacement of glass lined ductile iron mixing noxxles. Nozzles will be inspected and identified for replacement. Reinstallation of digester cover. New digester cover (Bid Alternate-if required and accepted) Other works as described in the BV technical specificaions The Contractor shall provide Fixed project signs as described in Section III, Section 23 of the Contract Documents. The final number of project signs will be determined at the beginning of the project based on the Contractor's schedule of work submitted for approval. Additional project signs may be required at no additional cost to the city due to the Contractor's schedule of work. Contract Period: 365 Consecutive Calendar Days

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