Water Station 1 Replace Drinking Water Wells 3-5

The contract involves the construction and installation of two new municipal drinking water wells at the existing Water Station 1 located at 2103 East Reserve Street in Vancouver, Washington. These wells, each approximately 280 to 290 feet deep, are to replace or supplement the current wells on the 25-acre site that has been operational since 1937. The work must be carried out in strict accordance with the provided Contract Plans, State of Washington codes, Standard Specifications, and Special Provisions, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations. The contractor is responsible for restoring any disturbed surfaces resulting from the drilling activities and must complete the project within 125 working days from the notice to proceed, with an estimated contract value of $695,000. The project is part of the City of Vancouver’s efforts to maintain and improve its water infrastructure, with a solicitation posted under the title "Water Station 1 Replace Drinking Water Wells 3-5" and a response deadline of April 30, 2024. The contract is managed through the City of Vancouver’s procurement services, with Julie Denton serving as the primary contact. The project falls under NAICS code 213111, indicating its classification within water, sewage, and other systems construction, and is open for bidding through the city's designated procurement platform.