PW - CPN 103412 - Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacements Contract 2020, WSM-H

The contract involves comprehensive water and sanitary sewer infrastructure improvements within the City of Fort Worth, Texas. The scope includes installing approximately 11,686 linear feet of 8-inch water lines, fire hydrants, and multiple water service connections, alongside the replacement of 1,346 linear feet of ductile iron sewer pipes with protective coating, open cut sewer pipe installations, and construction of 21 sanitary sewer manholes. The project aims to upgrade and expand the city's utility network to ensure reliable water supply and sewer service, with a focus on adhering to technical standards and city specifications. Key contractual details specify a project value estimated between two and five million dollars, with a response deadline of December 11, 2025. The procurement process emphasizes small business participation, requiring bidders to submit utilization forms certifying small business status and listing certified subcontractors, along with conflict of interest disclosures and certifications as mandated by city and state law. The project documentation includes detailed construction specifications, plan sheets, and standard specifications, all revised as of late 2025, providing technical guidance for construction, inspection, and acceptance procedures. The contract stipulates strict compliance with environmental protections, proper packaging and marking of materials, and detailed inspection and acceptance criteria, including operational testing of valves and visual assessments of signs. Administrative provisions outline the submission of bonds, insurance, and documentation prior to commencement, with a focus on transparency, quality assurance, and adherence to city policies. Overall, the contract establishes a structured framework for executing essential utility infrastructure upgrades, ensuring compliance with technical, safety, and socioeconomic requirements.