Well Abandonment McCarty Extension

The contract titled "Well Abandonment McCarty Extension," issued by the Utility System of the City of Port St. Lucie, Florida, involves the abandonment of a well currently positioned within an above-ground impound that presents access challenges for traditional equipment. The well remains flowing, with its exact diameter and depth unspecified, adding complexity to the project. The solicitation was posted on February 9, 2026, with responses due by March 12, 2026. The point of contact for the project includes Daniel Burdett, Superintendent of Water Treatment Plants, and Max Previlon, Procurement Contracting Officer III, both located in Port St. Lucie, FL. This contract falls under the City's procurement framework for goods and services, typically governed by standardized terms laid out in the City's 2025 contract templates, which address performance periods, payment terms, contractor responsibilities, and delivery requirements. Although specific technical details such as well dimensions and precise procedures are not provided, the contract's nature indicates a focus on safely decommissioning an active well under restricted access conditions, requiring specialized methods and equipment. The solicitation ensures compliance with municipal procurement policies and is managed through streamlined electronic submission processes, reinforcing accountability and operational oversight for a contract essential to local water utility management.