2632Rfq - Wrf Hardening and Improvements Project Tender - 139290168

Procurement Summary

Country: USA

Summary: 2632Rfq - Wrf Hardening and Improvements Project

Deadline: 14 May 2026

Posting Date: 10 Apr 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 139290168

Document Ref. No.: 2632RFQ

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

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The City of Daytona Beach is hereby soliciting responses from qualified Design-Build Teamsto provide progressive design build services for thedesign and construction of ahardening and upgradesproject at theBethune Point Water ReclamationFacility (WRF)and the WestsideRegionalWRF.The project consists of seven individual components located at both WRFs with six components located at the Bethune Point WRF and one component located at the Westside Regional WRF. This project will address several key needs within the City-s wastewater treatment facilities including hardening critical infrastructure, improving operational efficiency and reliability, and maximizing existing treatment capacity. Bethune Point WRF The Bethune WRF is one of two water reclamation facilities owned and operated by the City of Daytona Beach, located on the eastern side of the City limits. The Facility is permitted to treat an annual average daily flow (AADF) of 13 million gallons per day (MGD) with a peak flow of 39 MGD and serves approximately 40, 000 customers within the Citys service area. The Bethune WRF is situated on low-lying land, adjacent to the Halifax River. While the facility is surrounded by a berm with an elevation of 6 feet (ft) above sea level (ASL), the process equipment is located between 4ft and 5ft ASL, with most of the mechanical and electric components at or below grade. This makes the facility highly susceptible to the flooding from rainfall, storm surge, and sea level rise. Major storm impacts at the facility have caused breaching of the perimeter berm and flooding within the facility causing near catastrophic impacts. A failure at the Bethune Point WRF would leave nearly 40, 000 customers without sewer service and could result in sanitary sewer overflows. In addition to these environmental vulnerabilities, various treatment processes have been identified to have condition-related concerns that need to be addressed to ensure reliable service. These concerns include such items a...

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