Utility Locating Services for Johnson County Wastewater

Johnson County, Kansas, is seeking proposals for utility locating services to identify and mark sanitary sewer facilities managed by Johnson County Wastewater. The contract aims to secure a vendor capable of providing accurate locating and marking services, with a project size estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. Interested suppliers are encouraged to review all related documents via the county’s electronic bidding platform, IonWave, and submit their proposals by August 8, 2024. A non-mandatory pre-proposal conference will be held on July 22, 2024, at the Johnson County Government Administration Building, offering an opportunity for potential bidders to clarify project details, although attendance is not required for proposal eligibility. The process emphasizes electronic submission, with detailed guidance available through a supplier response tutorial, ensuring vendors understand how to navigate the bidding system, upload necessary documents, and meet submission requirements. The solicitation, identified as Contract Number 2024-046 Addendum 1, is organized under the NAICS code 221320, indicating its focus on utility services within the public infrastructure sector. The contract will involve comprehensive locating and marking of underground sewer infrastructure, supporting Johnson County Wastewater’s operational and maintenance activities. The procurement process includes clear deadlines for questions and proposals, and the county’s designated contact person is Annette Weeden. The project’s scope, along with the county’s procurement policies and submission procedures, is designed to facilitate a competitive and transparent bidding environment, ensuring the county secures qualified service providers to maintain and support its wastewater infrastructure effectively.