Brentwood Drive and Fairchild Drive Water Main Replacement Project
Federal opportunity from DPW06 - Holden Department of Public Works • Town of Holden. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 14, 11.
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Description
The work consists of replacing approximately 2,600 linear feet of 6-inch and 8-inch asbestos cement water main with new 8-inch ductile iron water main. Bidding Documents may be obtained electronically from the Tighe & Bond website at: http://www.tighebond.
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The Brentwood Drive and Fairchild Drive Water Main Replacement Project, issued by the Holden Department of Public Works, involves replacing approximately 2,600 linear feet of aged water main. This project specifically targets the replacement of 6-inch and 8-inch asbestos cement pipes with new 8-inch ductile iron water mains. Interested bidders can access the bidding documents electronically via the Tighe & Bond website.
The Holden Department of Public Works aims to update aging water infrastructure by replacing outdated asbestos cement pipes with durable ductile iron materials to improve water delivery and ensure public safety.
- Contractors specializing in water infrastructure projects
- Firms with experience in asbestos abatement
- Companies with a proven track record of municipal project execution
- Site assessment and analysis of existing water main
- Disconnection of old water mains
- Installation of new 8-inch ductile iron water mains
- Testing and validation of the new water system
- Site restoration post-installation
- Completed bid form
- Proof of relevant experience
- Technical approach to project execution
- Safety and environmental compliance plans
- Cost proposal including material and labor estimates
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- Adhere to local and state regulations regarding asbestos removal
- Ensure all materials meet specified quality standards
- Follow bidding requirements as outlined in documents
- Consider competitive pricing based on material costs and labor rates
- Account for contingency expenses related to asbestos abatement
- Analyze market trends to provide a compelling cost proposal
- Consider partnering with firms experienced in asbestos removal
- Engage local subcontractors for site work and restoration
- Collaborate with engineers for technical aspects of the installation
- Potential delays due to regulatory compliance with asbestos abatement
- Unforeseen conditions could complicate installation
- Inspection and approval delays impacting project timeline
- What specific safety protocols must be followed during asbestos removal?
- Are there existing utilities in the area that need to be managed during the project?
- What is the anticipated timeline for project approval and site access?
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