Sewage Lift Station Rehabilitation At Station Ft. Lauderdale

SCOPE OF WORK: United States Coast Guard Station Ft. Lauderdale is accepting proposals for qualified individuals or firms to overhaul and rehabilitate the sewage lift station. Prior to submitting a quote, it is mandatory to examine the SOW and it’s highly recommended to visit the facility to take field measurements, evaluations, etc, and become familiar with existing conditions under which the work will be performed. After the award of contract, a pre-conference will be held prior to starting the work at Coast Guard Station Ft. Lauderdale. The POC is: MKC Justin Rivera, Justin.F.Rivera@uscg.mil . Per provided SOW. PART 1 – Contractor Responsibilities: Contractor shall provide a minimum of one year warranty on parts and labor. Contractor shall provide all the materials, tools, equipment, and labor to complete this project. Contractor shall plug wet well/ vactor station. Contractor shall remove steel wet well top and valve vault top and discard. Contractor shall remove pump, piping, valves, and check valves up to the Vanstone flanges. Contractor shall remove panel, disconnect, and stanchion. Contractor shall supply and install aluminum wet well and valve vault lid that is rated for pedestrian access. Contractor shall supply and install 2” FloPro bases with ¾” stainless steel guide rails and SCH 80 piping. Contractor shall supply and install valve pit piping. Valves, check valves, and cam-lock bypass connection. Contractor shall supply and install aluminum electrical stanchion with grounding protection. Contractor shall supply and install 230v three phase control panel with new control floats. Contractor shall supply and install 2” conduits from panel to wet well with gas seal offs. Contractor shall supply and install lifting claws and adapt to existing pumps. Contractor shall remove plugs from wet well / vactor station. PART 2– Cleanup: Upon completion of each day all debris shall be removed and disposed of immediately from government property at the contractor’s expense. Contractor shall maintain the area clean using tarps spread out and magnets to pick up any stray nails or other metal debris. The contractor shall not use Coast Guard dumpsters or any waste receptacles for disposal of debris. PART 3 – Final Inspection and Acceptance: When the contractor has completed all of the work, they shall notify the Coast Guard (COR) for a final inspection. Deliver all applicable warranties and paperwork. If the work is accepted, the contractor shall submit to the Coast Guard (COR): Contractor’s notice of completion Contractor’s construction daily reports signed and dated.

Lift and Pump Stations, Renovation.

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