Pitt CC Main Campus Water Line Improvements

Pitt Community College is initiating a comprehensive project to modernize its aging water infrastructure across the Main Campus, where original water supply lines have outlived their operational lifespan and lack proper isolation capabilities due to incremental campus expansions. The initiative encompasses assessment, design, and construction phases aimed at replacing obsolete piping systems to ensure reliable, safe, and efficient water service while enabling future building isolations and maintenance accessibility. The project addresses critical system vulnerabilities that have accumulated over decades of growth without integrated infrastructure planning. The solicitation, titled Pitt CC Main Campus Water Line Improvements with reference number 115C-PCC-014, was posted on July 28, 2026, with responses due by August 20, 2026. It is managed by Pitt Community College – Construction in North Carolina, with Glenn Sheppard designated as the primary point of contact. Performance of the work is confined to the college’s campus in North Carolina, and the procurement falls under state, local, or educational government procurement channels without any specific small business set-aside designation. All activities are centered on upgrading the campus’s water distribution network to meet current operational and safety standards.