Tallahatchie County Solid-Waste Transfer Station Construction and Related Work (Transfer Station, Water & Sewer, Building, Electrical, Fencing)

The Tallahatchie County Solid-Waste Transfer Station project involves multiple construction contracts, including transfer station facilities, water and sewer systems, building structures, electrical infrastructure, and fencing, with bids due by December 15, 2025. The solicitation, issued by the Tallahatchie County Board of Supervisors, is structured into four separate contracts (A through D), each covering a specific scope of work, and is open to general contractors capable of performing projects estimated to be between 2 million and 5 million dollars. Bidders are instructed to submit sealed bids either physically at the Chancery Clerk’s office in Charleston, MS, or electronically via the designated plan room platform, with detailed instructions and access provided through the official website. The project is located within Mississippi, and the procurement emphasizes compliance with local standards and specifications, including adherence to industry codes such as the NEC and OSHA. The solicitation documents include comprehensive administrative and procedural information but do not specify detailed evaluation criteria, contract clauses, or federal FAR clauses, as the provided materials focus primarily on bid procedures, project scope, and access to technical specifications. The scope of work for the electrical contract involves installing and integrating electrical systems necessary for the operation of the transfer station, with performance expected at the project site in Tallahatchie County. While the documents outline the general process for bid submission, review, and award, they lack specific details on contract administration, evaluation factors, or performance standards. The project emphasizes local engagement and compliance with municipal requirements, with the full technical specifications and contractual terms accessible through the designated plan room platform, ensuring bidders have the necessary information to prepare comprehensive proposals for this multi-faceted construction effort.