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Bid for Water Booster Pump Station Replacement - Guilford ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR BID # 24-272 WATER BOOSTER PUMP STATION REPLACEMENT – GUILFORD UPDATED: Sealed proposals will be received at the Division of Purchase of the City of Syracuse, 233 E. Washington St, Room 213, Syracuse, NY 13202 on TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2024, for the Department of Water BOOSTER PUMP STATION REPLACEMENT – GUILFORD until 2:30 p.m.

Summary: Construction of City of Harrisonburg, Virginia, Raw Water Pump Stations (Power Dam and Goods Mill).

The Project includes the following Work: Extension of municipal potable water and sewer force mains from the Village of Swanton’s water and sewer system to the Franklin County State Airport (“Highgate Airport”), construction of new gravity collection sewer, installation of water and sewer connections for selected structures, construction of a new potable water booster pump station, construction of a new sewer pump station, and appurtenance work.

The following tasks include but are not limited to Kenworthy Pit Site Grading, 3 MG Water Storage Tank and Booster Pump Station, and Recharge and Recovery Facility. TimelineRelease Project Date:April 18, 2024Pre-Bid Meeting (Non-Mandatory):April 25, 2024, 3:00pm Community Chambers/Law Enforcement 20727 E Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142Question Submission Deadline:May 9, 2024, 5:00pmSubmission Deadline:May 21, 2024, 3:00pm

Construction of a new water well pump station and related site work. The well pump station building includes a CMU building composed of a pump room, electrical room and chemical room. The pump room will house one vertical turbine pump capable of pumping approximately 1,825 gallons per minute, and all associated electrical equipment including a new PG&E service, switchboard, and standby generator.

BACKGROUND Constructed in 1962, the current Fassler Tank is a 0.5 MG welded steel tank (58-foot diameter by 24-foot side water depth) and is supplied by Royce and Park Pacifica booster pump stations. It is the highest tank in the southern portion of the NCCWD system with a base elevation of 709 feet.

Station - now storage 001 Gastonia Raw Water Pump Station 001 Gastonia Pump Station 002 Gastonia Booster Pump Station 004 Gastonia 5,000,000 Gal -Ground Water Tank 001 Gastonia Pump Station 003 Gastonia Generator 001 Gastonia 1,000,000 Gal Water Tower (East) 001 Gastonia 1,000,000 Gall Water Tower(West) 001 Gastonia Pump Station 001 Gastonia Pump Station 001 Gastonia Pump Station 001 Gastonia Pump Station 002 Belmont Chemical Feed Building 003 Belmont