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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on January 23, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Water Treatment Plant Filter Replacement Project

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LA64ORANGE:111731State & Local

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The contract involves the rehabilitation of the Town of Orange Water Treatment Plant’s filter system, focusing primarily on replacing the aging granular filter media and repairing or retrofitting underdrains. The project will also include targeted improvements to the structural and process components associated with the filtration units. Beyond these physical upgrades, the contractor is tasked with performing chlorination disinfection on each filter unit and ensuring comprehensive bacteriological testing is conducted. This testing includes sampling, transportation, and verification that results meet or exceed the standards set by the Virginia Department of Health – Office of Drinking Water. Issued under the solicitation number LA64ORANGE:111731, the opportunity is open until April 22, 2026, with the project located in Orange, Virginia. It falls under the NAICS code 237110 and is managed by the Town of Orange, Virginia. This solicitation aims to secure a contractor capable of not only executing the physical upgrades but also managing the critical post-renovation testing and approval processes to ensure the water treatment plant operates safely and efficiently after the filter system improvements are complete.

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Rehabilitate Town of Orange filter system, replace media, repair underdrains, disinfect, and test water.

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AgencyVirginia → Town of Orange
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The PPEA unsolicited proposal is for the rehabilitation of the Town of Orange Water Treatment Plant filter system. The proposed project will replace aged granular filter media, repair or retrofit underdrains, and make targeted improvements to the structural and process systems associated with the filtration units. In addition to the proposed scope of work noted in Section 3 of the unsolicited proposal, the selected contractor shall perform chlorination disinfection of each filter unit and be responsible for ensuring bacteriological testing of the filters—including sampling, transport, and ensuring test results meet or exceed Virginia Department of Health – Office of Drinking Water standards—once they are renovated by the Contractor and approved for being placed in service.

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