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This Solicitation opportunity from Arizona was posted on May 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Operator Services for the Advance Water Purification Program

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260227State & Local

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The contract involves operator services for the Advanced Water Purification Facility (AWPF) as part of Tucson's One Water 2100 Plan, which seeks to secure a reliable, high-quality water supply through the year 2100 by diversifying water sources and managing demand. The AWPF will purify recycled water to drinking water standards, producing 2.5 million gallons per day of potable water that will be directly integrated into Tucson's potable water distribution system. This facility is being developed in partnership with the Bureau of Reclamation, with Tucson agreeing to reduce its Colorado River water allocation to support local water resource use. The preferred location for the AWPF is at Pima County's Agua Nueva Water Reclamation Facility, where effluent from county and city reclaimed systems will be treated. The operator's role is critical throughout the project lifecycle, including providing operational input during the design phase, participating in training, overseeing commissioning and performance testing, and ensuring efficient, long-term operation and maintenance of the facility. The operator must also ensure ongoing compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations. The design-builder is expected to complete the AWPF by June 1, 2031, with operations commencing upon substantial completion. The contract is managed by Tucson's Water Department, with key contacts available for further communication regarding the solicitation issued in May 2026.

General Info

Operator to manage Advanced Water Purification Facility, producing 2.5M gallons/day by 2031.

Agency

Arizona → Water Department

NAICS

221330 - Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply View NAICS

Place of Performance

AZ, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(15)

Attachment_-_Term_Sheet.pdf

PDF

Attachment_-Technical.pdf

PDF

Operator Services for the Advance Water Purification Program.pdf

PDF

HUD-5370-C1 Contract Clauses and Conditions

PDFcontract-document

HUD-5369-B Solicitation Instructions for Offerors

PDFrfp

Attachment_(Operator_Scope_of_Work)_DRAFT_04132026.pdf

PDF

HUD-5370-C2 Labor Standards and Contract Work Hours Provisions

PDFwage-determination

Attachment_-_Submittal_and_Evaluation_Requirements.pdf

PDF

Offer and Acceptance for City of Tucson Contract

PDFcontract-document

Attachment_-Selection_Process_.pdf

PDF

City of Tucson ARPA Terms and Conditions Addendum

PDFcontract-terms-and-conditions

Attachment_B_(Submittal_and_Evaluation_Req)_DRAFT_04132026.docx

DOCX

FTA Terms and Conditions for Federal Transit Administration Contracts

PDFterms-and-conditions

HUD-MWRD_(FY25-26).pdf

PDF

HUD Section 3 Contract Clause and Compliance Guidance FY26

PDFcontract-clause

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AgencyArizona → Water Department
Contacts2 people available
OfficeTucson, AZ, 85701, US
Organization / Agency
Arizona → Water Department
Office AddressTucson, AZ, 85701, US
Contacts
Stephanie WinickEngineering Associate
Norma CamachoPrincipal Contract Officer, CPPB

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Trinity Consultants
Gig Harbor, WA
Rider Levett Bucknall
Los Angeles, CA
Constructconnect
Cincinnati, OH

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In October 2023, City's Mayor and Council adopted the One Water 2100 Plan (Plan). The Plan is Tucson's comprehensive, long-range plan that aims to protect the reliability and quality of Tucson's water supply through 2100. It recognizes the interconnectedness of our surface water, groundwater, recycled water, and stormwater supplies and plans for a future where the region's water supply portfolio is increasingly diversified, and water demands are well managed. One of the strategies identified by stakeholders was to begin purifying recycled water to drinking water standards. The City has an agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation to build an AWPF in return for foregoing some of its Colorado River allocation that will help Tucson Water reduce reliance on surface and groundwater and maximize the use of local water resources. The City expects that the Operator will provide operations-related input into design of the AWPF, participate in training, witness the commissioning and performance testing and execute efficient operations of the AWPF over the long-term. The following are the high-level features and overall objectives of the Project: The AWPF is expected to produce 2.5 MGD of potable water with direct conveyance to the potable distribution system. The AWPF will receive effluent from one of Pima County's existing water reclamation facilities (as a primary source) and the City's reclaimed system (as a secondary source), as influent to the AWPF with product water from the AWPF in direct conveyance to the potable distribution system. The City of Tucson's current preference is to locate that AWP Facility at Pima County's Agua Nueva Water Reclamation Facility. A site assessment is currently in progress. Final completion of the AWPF by the Design-Builder is expected by June 1, 2031, with the operating term commencing on the earlier achievement of substantial completion by the Design-Builder. Integration of the Operator in a collaborative method to enhance the design of the AWPF from an operations perspective. Establish long-term operations and maintenance of the AWPF utilizing a qualified Operator to provide reliable, efficient facility performance and sustained compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulatory requirements throughout the life of the facility.