Springtree WTP Filter Rehabilitation

The contract involves comprehensive rehabilitation work at the Springtree Water Treatment Plant, focusing on upgrading and repairing the existing filtration system. Key tasks include replacing the filter underdrain, filter media, launder troughs, and the air scour delivery system, along with installing new positive displacement air scour blowers. To address structural issues, a crystalline coating system will be applied to seal leaks in the concrete structure. Additional work includes installing new piping and chemical injection points within the influent flume and clearwell, as well as replacing valves, electric actuators, and various control and monitoring instruments such as the HMI, turbidity sensors, level indicators, and pressure head monitors. The project also encompasses replacing doors and installing landing pads in the blower and electrical rooms to resolve drainage problems. All construction activities must adhere to the provided drawings and specifications. The solicitation, issued by the City of Sunrise in Florida, is open for bids until November 26, 2025, with project costs estimated between two and five million dollars. The scope of work emphasizes extensive upgrades to both the mechanical and electrical systems of the filtration infrastructure, ensuring improved operational reliability and structural integrity. The contract aims to enhance the plant’s functionality through these targeted rehabilitations, aligning with the agency’s infrastructure improvement goals.