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Sweeney WTP 4MG Clearwell Rehabilitation
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Cape Fear Public Utility Authority is soliciting bids for the Sweeney WTP 4MG Clearwell Rehabilitation project, which involves critical maintenance to ensure the clearwell's functionality and safety. The scope includes replacing the expansion joint caulking within the confined spaces of the clearwell and conducting thorough cleaning and inspection of the drainage lines. This project aims to maintain the structural integrity and operational efficiency of the clearwell at the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant in North Carolina. Bidders must submit their responses by March 5, 2026. The opportunity is managed through the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority, with Teresa McPherson listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The solicitation, identified by the number 345-26-C0513, is part of a state-led initiative but does not specify any set-aside provisions or NAICS codes. Interested parties can access further details and submit their bids via the official state solicitation website.
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