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RFB-26-200 Main St WTP Filters 9, 10, 11, & 12 Rehabilitation/Upgrades Phase 3

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RFB-26-200 Main St WTP Filters 9, 10, 11, & 12 Rehabilitation/Upgrades Phase 3State & Local

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The contract pertains to the Phase III rehabilitation and upgrade of Filters 9, 10, 11, and 12 at the Main Street Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in Yuma, Arizona. The scope includes selective demolition of outdated components such as conduit, wiring, instrumentation, controls, valves, flow meters, underdrain, and filter media. Key installation tasks involve fitting a modern underdrain system compatible with air and water distribution, placing new filter media, and installing advanced process valves with actuators, turbidity meters, and a backwash blower complete with necessary piping, foundations, and related civil and site repairs. Electrical upgrades focus on replacing power and conduit systems and integrating updated PLC, HMI, SCADA systems, along with alarms and interlocks to enhance operational control and monitoring. Throughout the project, continuous plant operation will be maintained through a strategic filter-by-filter sequencing process, temporary isolations, and startup-to-waste protocols. Comprehensive quality assurance and control measures including equipment testing, calibration, and commissioning will be carried out to verify system performance and reliability. The contractor is also responsible for delivering all project documentation such as submittals, as-built drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, and training for operational staff. The contract ensures compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards and includes a minimum one-year warranty on all installed equipment. The solicitation deadline for responses is April 23, 2026, and the project is managed by the City of Yuma, Arizona.

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Phase III rehabilitation of Yuma WTP Filters 9-12, including demolition, upgrades, electrical, and controls.

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C.I.P NO. 0037-WATER10 Main Street WTP Filters 9-12 Rehabilitation/Upgrades Phase 3

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City of Yuma Main Street WTP Filters 9-12 Rehabilitation/Upgrades Technical Specifications

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City of Yuma Offer and Acceptance Form

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Main Street WTP Phase 3 - Filter Rehabilitation and Upgrades Technical Memorandum

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RFB-26-200 Arizona Statutory Bid Bond Form

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RFB-26-200 Certification & Addendum Acknowledgement Form

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RFB-26-200: Main Street WTP Filters 9, 10, 11 & 12 Rehabilitation/Upgrades Phase 3 - General Conditions

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RFB-26-200: Main Street WTP Filters Rehabilitation/Upgrades Phase 3

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RFB-26-20 No Collusion Affidavit - 200 Main St WTP Filters

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AgencyArizona → City Of Yuma
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OfficeAZ, USA
Organization / AgencyArizona → City Of Yuma
Office AddressAZ, USA
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Phase III of the Main Street WTP Filter Rehabilitation & Upgrade includes select demolition of obsolete conduit and wiring, instrumentation and controls, process valves and flow meters, existing underdrain, and filter media; furnishing and installing a new underdrain system compatible with air/water distribution; placing specified media; installing new process valves with actuators, turbidity meters, and a backwash blower with associated piping, foundations, and miscellaneous civil/site repairs; replacing power/conduit and integrating PLC/HMI/SCADA, alarms, and interlocks; maintaining plant operations via filter-by-filter sequencing, temporary isolation, and startup-to-waste; executing QA/QC, testing, and commissioning (underdrain distribution, valve stroke, blower performance, turbidity calibration, and filter run/backwash verification); delivering submittals, as-builts, O&M manuals, and training; and complying with safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements, with a minimum one-year warranty on installed equipment.

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