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RFP Springfield Gas Main Extension

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100052002174 GP3028State & Local

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The Metropolitan Utilities District is soliciting proposals from Nebraska-licensed engineering firms for the Springfield Gas Main Extension project. The selected consultant will provide preliminary engineering, final design, bidding services, and construction-phase support for approximately five miles of 16-inch coated steel high-pressure natural gas distribution main. The project is located along Platteview Road from South 72nd Street to South 132nd Street in Sarpy County, Nebraska, with an established MAOP of 275 psig and an initial operating pressure of 125 psig. Interested bidders must submit one electronic PDF copy of the technical proposal via email and five hard copies to the M.U.D. Headquarters in Omaha by October 30, 2026, at 3:00 PM. The submission process requires a strict separation of the technical and cost proposals, as cost information must be submitted in a separate sealed envelope and cannot be sent electronically. Technical proposals will be evaluated prior to the opening of the cost proposals. All inquiries should be directed to the Project Engineer, Tim Owens.

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Engineering firms seek proposals for Springfield Gas Main Extension project by October 30, 2026.

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Nebraska → Metropolitan Utilities DistrictView Agency

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237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

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NE, USA

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AgencyNebraska → Metropolitan Utilities District
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OfficeNE, USA
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Return to Bid List Bid NUMBER 100052002174 GP3028 TITLE RFP Springfield Gas Main Extension PROCESS Offline BASE CURRENCY USD STATUS Open for Bidding CLOSES IN 64 days: 15 hours: 51 minutes: 53 seconds DESCRIPTION BIDDERS CALENDAR
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NUMBER 100052002174 GP3028 TITLE RFP Springfield Gas Main Extension AVAILABLE DATE 8/26/2026 12:00 PM DUE DATE 10/30/2026 3:00 PM CONTACT INFORMATION BID TYPE Default Bid Type DESCRIPTION
The Metropolitan Utilities District (District) is seeking qualifications and proposals from an experienced Nebraska-licensed engineering firm (Consultant) to provide preliminary engineering, final design, bidding services, and construction-phase support for approximately five (5) miles of 16-inch coated steel high-pressure natural gas distribution main generally along Platteview Road from South 72nd Street to South 132nd Street in Sarpy County, Nebraska. The pipeline will have an established MAOP of 275 psig and will initially operate at approximately 125 psig.
Submit one (1) electronic copy of the proposal in PDF format via email to the Project Engineer (a download link is acceptable if the file size is large), and five (5) hard copies, by the due date in Attachment II.
Sections 1 through 5 shall comprise the Technical Proposal. Section 6 shall be submitted separately in the sealed Cost Proposal envelope and shall not be included in the electronic Technical Proposal.
Submit cost information only in a separate sealed envelope. Technical proposals will be evaluated before cost proposals are opened. Cost information shall not be submitted electronically.
Note: The Proposal drop-off location for this Project is the M.U.D. Headquarters Lobby at 7350 World Communication Dr. Omaha, Nebraska, 68122. Address it to the Project engineer above and leave the proposal with the Guard.
Contact Information All questions shall be directed to the Project Engineer: Tim Owens, P.E. Sr. Plant Engineer – Plant Engineering Metropolitan Utilities District 7350 World Communications Dr. Omaha, NE 68122 (402) 253-7181 Tim_Owens@mudnebr.com

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