Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

The Town of Tignall is soliciting bids for comprehensive improvements to its Wastewater Treatment Plant, aimed at upgrading the facility through a variety of structural and mechanical enhancements. The project encompasses the supply of all materials, equipment, and labor necessary to modify the existing plant according to detailed drawings and contract specifications. Key components of the work include building a new influent structure with features such as a manual bar screen, stop gates, and an overflow weir, converting an aerated pond into an equalization basin, dredging and rehabilitating another aerated pond with the implementation of a LemTec Biological Treatment Process, and repurposing the current pump station to function as the effluent pump station. Additional scope involves constructing a new effluent structure furnished with a polishing reactor, flow metering devices, and chemical feed systems for both chlorination and dechlorination processes. The project also covers the installation of yard piping, valves, and all necessary appurtenances, alongside associated site work including electrical, structural, and instrumentation components required to ensure a complete and functional wastewater treatment system. Bids must be submitted by April 23, 2026, and inquiries can be directed to the primary contact, Amy Chinouth. This solicitation is managed by the Town of Tignall, Georgia, reflecting the local government’s effort to advance its wastewater treatment infrastructure.