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Solicitation Number FY19-RFQ-08 Department Charlotte Water Category Architecture, Engineering & Surveying Commodity Code(s) Attachments FY19-RFQ-08 Mallard Creek Program Manager RFQ FINAL.pdf Pre-Bid Date & Time Pre-Bid Location No pre-proposal meeting scheduled. Bid Due Date & Time 3/14/2019 2:00 PM Bid Opening Location See RFQ for detailed instructions to submit a proposal.

Description:SITE VISIT DATE/TIME: April 11, 2023 – 2PM (Local Time) SITE VISIT LOCATION: Mallard Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant – Conference Room 12400 US-29, Charlotte, NC 28262 SITE VISIT INSTRUCTIONS: Parking is available in the trailer section of the parking lot, located to the left of the plant. All entrants must check-in with Security Guard and present identification.

job_id=17086&view=vp The West Mallard Creek Church Road Multi‐Use Path is a 0.75 mile bicycle and pedestrian concrete path on West Mallard Creek Church Road between West Mallard Creek Road and Claude Freeman Drive.

The Project includes the following Work: Construction of final clarification, filtration, and UV disinfection improvements at the Mallard Creek Water Reclamation Facility, including the following: • Demolition of existing clarifier mechanisms in Final Clarifiers No. 1, 2, & 3. • Concrete repair and installation of new clarifier mechanisms in Final Clarifiers No. 1, 2, & 3. • Demolition and installation of new piping and pumps in RAS/WAS Pumping Stations

The Project includes the following Work: Construction of final clarification, filtration, and UV disinfection improvements at the Mallard Creek Water Reclamation Facility, including the following: • Demolition of existing clarifier mechanisms in Final Clarifiers No. 1, 2, & 3. • Concrete repair and installation of new clarifier mechanisms in Final Clarifiers No. 1, 2, & 3. • Demolition and installation of new piping and pumps in RAS/WAS Pumping Stations

Hydraulic modelling conducted for the Mallard Creek Basin indicated that the Mallard Creek interceptor is currently capacity limited under two-year peak flow conditions. Future population and flow projections further suggested that flows in the basin would likely grow about 20 percent every 10 years.

The Mallard Creek Interceptor improvement project is a multi-phased sewer improvement project that will extend from the Mallard WRF influent pumping station, to Toby Creek, near North Tryon Street, in its first phase. With program management oversight from Brown and Caldwell, the CMAR will coordinate work with the DB team for the interceptor design and construction within the plant site.