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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on May 7, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Water Storage Tank Repair Services

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26-034-2230State & Local

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This contract involves the inspection, repair, and maintenance of water storage tanks owned by the City in accordance with Virginia Department of Health regulations requiring five-year interval inspections. The scope covers a variety of storage structures, including elevated tanks and ground tanks with both potable and raw water capacities, as well as membrane contactors. Repair services and recommendations will be based on the findings of the five-year inspection reports, along with any necessary intermittent repairs requested during the contract period. The City manages multiple tanks with capacities ranging from 0.03 to 6 million gallons and additional specialized storage such as membrane washwater and backwash tanks. The contract, titled "Water Storage Tank Repair Services," is a formal solicitation issued by the Public Utilities agency of the City of Chesapeake, Virginia, with a response deadline in late May 2026. The contract specifies points of contact for technical and procurement questions, aiming to ensure the ongoing integrity and functionality of these critical water infrastructure assets throughout Virginia.

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Inspection, repair, maintenance of Chesapeake water storage tanks per Virginia health regulations, five-year intervals.

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IFB 26-034-2230 Signature Page Chesapeake VA

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IFB 26-034-2230 Signature Page Chesapeake VA

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IFB 26-034-2230 Water Storage Tank Repair Services

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IFB 26-034-2230 Water Storage Tank Repair Services

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IFB 26-034-2230 Water Storage Tank Repair Services Signature Page

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IFB 26-034-2230 Water Storage Tank Repair Services Signature Page

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IFB 26-034-2230 Water Storage Tank Repair Services Signature Page

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IFB Signature Page 9.30.24 - City of Chesapeake

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IFB Reference Sheet Attachment A

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AgencyVirginia → Public Utilities
Contacts2 people available
OfficeChesapeake, VA, 23320, USA
Organization / AgencyVirginia → Public Utilities
Office AddressChesapeake, VA, 23320, USA
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Nicole WebbWater Production Superintendent
Suzan SadlerProcurement Specialist II

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The water storage tanks are inspected on five year intervals in accordance with the regulations set forth by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH). It is in the best interest of the management of the water distribution system and storage tanks to fully inspect and assess the structures on a periodic basis. This contract pertains to storage tank repairs and recommendations based on the five-year inspection reports and intermittent repairs to tanks as needed. By way of illustration and not limitation, the City owns the following storage tanks and related facilities: Elevated Tanks-Potable Capacity; Million Gallons (MG) Oak Grove 1.00 Bainbridge 1.00 Western Branch 1.00 Cavalier 1.00 Norfolk Highlands 0.25 Ground Tanks-Potable Capacity (MG) Cavalier 0.10 Violet Street No. 1 4.00 Violet Street No. 2 4.00 Western Branch 3.00 Lake Gaston No. 1 2.00 Lake Gaston No. 2 2.00 Lake Gaston Surge 0.03 NWR Finished Water Storage Tank No. 1 2.00 NWR Finished Water Storage Tank No. 2 2.00 Deep Creek 6.00 Ground Tanks-Other Capacity (MG) NWR Membrane Washwater Tank 0.40 NWR Backwash Storage Tank 0.40 Jolliff Raw Water Tank 1.00 Red Top Raw Water Tank 1.00 Contactors Capacity (cu ft) NWR Mn Contactors 8200 cu ft each LG Mn Contactors 15,708 cu ft each Various other storage tanks, upon request

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