Cheryll Brewton is a Procurement Officer / Buyer. Cheryll is associated with 43 contracts. Activity spans Sewage Treatment Facilities, Engineering Services, and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction.
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The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water) is soliciting a Blanket Order Agreement (BOA) for specialized water engineering services to support the maintenance, calibration, and evaluation of its water distribution system. The scope of work focuses on hydraulic modeling using Bentley WaterGEMS and Bentley HAMMER, developing 20-year water demand projections, and providing operational support for the Water and Wastewater Planning Section. These services are critical for analyzing system capacity, supporting capital improvement plans, and ensuring infrastructure resiliency through the integration of GIS and SCADA data.
The contract is structured as a requirements contract with a base term of three years and a potential two-year option. Work is executed via individual task orders, with consultants required to provide detailed work plans and fee proposals within ten business days of a draft scope. Award decisions are based on the most advantageous proposal, evaluating both technical merit and price, with a specific scoring system ranging from unacceptable to excellent.
Administrative requirements include the submission of a separate price proposal for labor rates and a technical proposal organized into six specific tabs. Offerors must provide various certifications, including conflict of interest and Iran investment affidavits, and must undergo security background investigations to access sensitive plans. The contract emphasizes socioeconomic participation through Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE) programs. Payment is processed monthly upon approval of progress reports, and contractors must provide insurance certificates within ten days of the award notice.
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) is seeking sealed bids for the replacement of an existing 24-inch valve and associated vault located near Randolph Road and Old Columbia in Silver Spring, Maryland, within Montgomery County’s 495A pressure zone. The valve, originally installed in 1999, plays a crucial role in isolating sections of the transmission main for repair and maintenance, minimizing downtime and maintaining water supply to a large service area. Inspections revealed that the valve was inoperable due to internal damage and missing components, leading to the recommendation for complete replacement by the Utility Services Division in 2019. This valve is integral to the 24-inch transmission main that supplies water to the Colesville Elevated tank, serving both commercial and residential customers in southern Montgomery County.
Submissions for this project titled "Large Water Valve and Vault Retrofit" must be made through WSSC’s eProcurement Portal before the deadline of June 25, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Late submissions will not be accepted. The project management and procurement contacts are Ahwi Quacoe, the project manager, and Cheryll Brewton, the senior buyer. The replacement is vital to ensure continued reliable water service and proper functionality of the transmission main, highlighting the importance of timely and accurate execution of the retrofit. The solicitation was posted on May 27, 2026, with the contracting office located in Laurel, Maryland.
MarylandMD,
USA
NAICS
237110
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
The contract issued by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) involves specialized engineering services focused on managing and maintaining WSSC’s extensive network of large-diameter Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe (PCCP) water mains, which exceed 36 inches in diameter and are critical to the water transmission infrastructure serving approximately 1.8 million residents across Montgomery and Prince George's Counties in Maryland. The scope covers comprehensive condition assessment, inspection, forensic analysis of distressed pipe segments, and structural evaluations utilizing advanced techniques such as finite element analysis, acoustic fiber optic monitoring, and nondestructive testing. Contractors are required to develop and implement risk management strategies, emergency response plans, quality assurance procedures, and integrate findings with GIS systems while ensuring compliance with relevant safety and engineering standards including OSHA and ANSI/ISEA Performance Class 3 for field operations. Deliverables include detailed technical reports, permit documentation, monthly progress updates, and adherence to WSSC’s document security and site access protocols.
This is a task order-based master agreement conducted through competitive sealed proposals, emphasizing key evaluation factors such as personnel qualifications, firm experience, project approach, and pricing in a weighted trade-off selection process. The contract includes mandatory socio-economic participation, specifically Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE) requirements, with detailed certifications, affidavits, and documentation necessary for responsiveness. Security clearances are mandated for personnel accessing sensitive information, and strict confidentiality obligations are enforced under cooperation provisions to mitigate organizational conflicts of interest. The contract exhibits A through I establish the procedural, security, insurance, and certification frameworks governing performance, with invoicing processed monthly via ACH and acceptance resting with WSSC based on compliance with technical and contractual standards. The contract does not specify fixed pricing or delivery dates upfront; these are defined per individual task orders issued according to WSSC’s operational needs, with site performance located across Maryland. Submission and proposal requirements are rigorously managed through WSSC’s electronic procurement portal, with precise format, page limits, and deadlines to ensure fair competition and technical rigor.
WSSC Water is seeking support through a Basic Ordering Agreement for its Geographic Information System (GIS) and Engineering Records Document Management. The contract is focused on maintaining and enhancing an advanced enterprise GIS environment that leverages modern technology, including a transition from on-site servers to a cloud-based infrastructure (Azure) and migration from Oracle to SQL Server as the primary database system. This environment utilizes the spatial database engine component of ARCGIS Server to enable access to GIS data, supporting a variety of web-based and desktop applications that integrate with other enterprise systems like Filenet for content management.
The opportunity, managed by the Maryland Engineering & Construction Department, is a solicitation posted on April 29, 2026, with responses due by May 29, 2026. The work will be performed primarily in Maryland, with the main point of contact being the Section Manager for GIS, Pedro Flores, supported by Senior Buyer Cheryll Brewton. The contract emphasizes the need for expertise in supporting the migration and integration processes within an SOA framework, ensuring seamless data access and application interoperability across WSSC’s technology platforms.
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) in Maryland is seeking sealed responses for a project titled "Linear Infrastructure Design Basic Ordering Agreement" through their eProcurement Portal, with submissions due by April 21, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The solicitation is managed by the Pipeline Design Division (PDD), which oversees planning, design, and permitting associated with the rehabilitation, replacement, relocation, and protection of existing water and sewer pipeline infrastructure. This division ensures that projects align with WSSC Water’s reconstruction goals, focusing on revitalizing underground assets to improve community service and environmental protection, while also addressing requirements related to road improvement and utility work affecting WSSC’s assets in accordance with their standards and guidelines.
The solicitation is issued by the Engineering & Construction Department of WSSC, located in Laurel, Maryland. Key contacts include Derrick Clark, the Administrative Contract Manager, and Cheryll Brewton, the Senior Buyer. Interested parties must submit their responses electronically via the designated portal before the stated deadline, as late submissions will not be accepted. The contract aims to facilitate ongoing infrastructure design needs under a basic ordering agreement framework, positioning successful contractors to support essential water and sewer infrastructure projects throughout Maryland.
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) is soliciting bids for upgrades to the Distributed Process Control System (DPCS) at the Anacostia #2 Wastewater Pump Station. This project, identified as the Anacostia II WWPS PLC Upgrades (Contract CP7725A24, Solicitation 98587), involves the replacement, modification, and installation of control system components, including new PLC panels, UPS systems, power panels, instrumentation, network cabling, and associated electrical and mechanical equipment. The upgrade aims to modernize infrastructure, ensure ongoing operational reliability, and integrate the station's pump controls with WSSC's current SCADA standards. The contract includes demolition, wiring, installation, and comprehensive testing activities, with emphasis on coordination among electrical, instrumentation, and control system disciplines. The work site is located in Maryland, with the WSSC Production Department managing procurement and contract administration.
The contract is structured as an Invitation for Bid with a contract term of three years and an estimated value up to $2.5 million. Minority and small local business engagement is encouraged, with a subcontracting goal of 15% recommended. Contractors must comply with Maryland prevailing wage laws, including posting requirements, apprenticeship ratios, and wage reporting. The bid includes lump sum pricing items, contingent unit price items such as drop ceiling modifications, and a $100,000 contingency allowance subject to engineer authorization. Detailed bid plans and specifications are provided, including professionally certified electrical schematics and installation guidelines. Installation of acoustical tile ceilings is also specified in accordance with ASTM standards as part of the project scope where applicable. The solicitation sets firm deadlines for site visits, question submissions, and proposals, requires vendor registration in the WSSC Supplier Portal, and specifies administrative and technical points of contact. The award decision is principally cost-based, with no formally published evaluation factors beyond the total base bid amount, and no specific FAR clauses or federal acquisition data are included in the documents provided.
MarylandMD,
USA
NAICS
238210
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) has issued Solicitation Number 98586 seeking qualified architectural and engineering (A/E) firms to provide comprehensive design and engineering services on an as-needed basis for small- to medium-scale projects across existing WSSC office buildings, depots, laboratories, and other occupied vertical facilities in Maryland. The scope covers a broad range of disciplines including architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, civil/site work, and IT security/low voltage controls, supporting the Commission’s capital improvement projects and strategic priorities with an emphasis on sustainability, code compliance, and modern workplace standards. Services will encompass planning, design, permitting, bidding, and construction administration delivered through task orders issued under a master Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) over a three-year period with possible extensions. The contract accommodates multiple awards and includes detailed quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and confidentiality provisions, including mandatory security clearances for personnel accessing sensitive information.
Proposals will be evaluated based on four weighted criteria emphasizing firm experience (40%), technical approach (30%), key personnel qualifications and staffing plans (20%), and price (10%), utilizing a trade-off process to determine the most advantageous offer rather than simply the lowest price. Minimum qualifications require firms to have at least five years of relevant experience, a licensed Maryland project manager residing in the DMV area, and demonstrated familiarity with Maryland Department of the Environment permits. The contract features a cost ceiling of $1 million per award for all task orders combined, with invoicing on a monthly basis contingent on progress deliverables and budget compliance. Contractual documents include a series of exhibits addressing scope, task order procedures, security, confidentiality, labor classifications, insurance and bonding, minority business enterprise (MBE) participation, and conflict of interest affidavits. The agreement mandates comprehensive documentation, delivery of approved construction drawings and assessments, and compliance with applicable codes, ADA, fire/life safety, and environmental standards. Submissions must be made electronically through WSSC's eProcurement portal by March 31, 2026, following strict format and page limitations. The contract does not incorporate Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses but enforces analogous provisions through detailed local exhibits, underscoring WSSC’s commitment to professionalism, sustainability, and community engagement through its architectural and engineering projects.
