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BD-23-2126-AWD00-CHUR-134709State & Local

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The Auburn Water District is seeking qualifications for the construction of a 1.3 MGD PFAS removal facility located at 76 Church St, Auburn, Massachusetts. The project involves the installation of pressure filtration units with Granular Activated Carbon media, chemical feed systems, and a backwash residuals holding tank. The scope of work also encompasses the construction of restrooms and the installation of HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, and electrical systems, along with all associated site work. The project is anticipated to begin in January 2027, with a performance period of 570 consecutive calendar days from the Notice to Proceed. This solicitation, identified as BD-23-2126-AWD00-CHUR-134709, is a request for qualifications to prequalify General Contractors and Subcontractors for future bidding. Prequalification is based on a scoring system requiring a minimum of 70 total points, with specific minimums for management experience and references. Applicants must provide detailed documentation regarding business ownership, management personnel, and similar project experience. The project adheres to the Davis-Bacon Act for prevailing wages and complies with American Iron and Steel and Build America Buy America requirements. Submissions must be delivered in sealed envelopes to Superintendent Gregory Woods by the January 4, 2027, deadline.

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Prequalification for contractors to build a PFAS removal facility in Auburn, Massachusetts.

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Auburn Water District - Church St PFAS Water Treatment Facility RFQ

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Auburn Water District - Church Street PFAS Water Treatment Facility RFQ

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Auburn Water District - Church Street PFAS Water Treatment Facility Subcontractor Prequalification RFQ

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BD-23-2126-AWD00-CHUR-134709: Qualifications for Water Treatment Plant Construction

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AgencyMassachusetts → Auburn Water District Inactive
Contacts1 person available
OfficeMA, USA
Office AddressMA, USA
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Greg WoodsPurchaser

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Request for Qualifications for construction of new water treatment facility. The Work consists of construction of a 1.3 MGD PFAS removal facility located at 76 Church St, Auburn, MA. The primary treatment utilizes pressure filtration units with Granular Activated Carbon media. Work includes chemical feed systems, backwash residuals holding tank below the first floor within the building footprint, restroom, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection system, electrical systems and associated site work.

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