2026 Water Main Improvement
Federal opportunity from DPWENG - DPW ENGINEERING • Town of Weymouth. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 72-13-00.
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Description
2. The Work under this Contract includes, but is not necessarily limited to, the replacement of approximately 300 feet of copper water main on Chester Lane, 375 feet of steel water main on Genevieve Road, 125 feet of water main of unknown material on Donnellan Circle, and 400 feet of wrought iron water main on Off Summer Street, in Weymouth, MA with new ductile iron main, including all services, valves, hydrants, connections, and temporary bypass piping.
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The 2026 Water Main Improvement project, issued by the DPW Engineering in Weymouth, MA, involves the replacement of approximately 1,200 feet of various water main types with new ductile iron main. The project is set to enhance the water distribution infrastructure, addressing critical replacements across four specific locations. Bidders should prepare detailed proposals by the submission deadline of February 19, 2026.
The buyer seeks to replace outdated and potentially failing water mains with a reliable ductile iron system, ensuring reliable water service for residents in Weymouth, MA.
- Identify the specific locations: Chester Lane, Genevieve Road, Donnellan Circle, Off Summer Street.
- Assess existing water main conditions and material types to be replaced.
- Procure necessary materials, especially ductile iron mains and relevant fittings.
- Execute replacement work including installation of services, valves, hydrants, and temporary bypass piping.
- Conduct testing and inspections post-installation to ensure compliance and functionality.
- Company profile and qualifications relevant to similar projects.
- Detailed project plan including timeline and resource allocation.
- Cost breakdown for materials and labor.
- Safety and environmental compliance documentation.
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- Detailed specification of materials required.
- Local permitting requirements not described.
- Previous contractor performance metrics are not provided.
- Potential funding sources for this project are unclear.
- Details on project management expectations are missing.
- Site access restrictions are not specified.
- Testing and commissioning requirements not outlined.
- Insurance requirements specific to the project are unspecified.
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