Njwsa - Water Supply Authority - Nj - Agency Bids & RFPs

Contractors interested in bidding on the project must submit an application demonstrating their capabilities, capacity, and experience in underwater construction. Draft contract articles related to security are included. Bid documents, project drawings, and specifications will only be available to prequalified firms. Prequalification with other agencies does not guarantee qualification for this project. The project involves inspecting, documenting, and reporting on the condition of sluice gate chambers at Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs. The contractor will be responsible for cleaning, hydroblasting, and assessing the condition of the sluice gate assemblies. Removal and replacement of select components may be required. Applications for prequalification must be submitted by a date one week after the bid advertisement date. Prequalified bidders may receive bid documents as early as the end of May/beginning of June 2025. Construction activities are anticipated to start in late summer/fall 2025. The contract duration is expected to be approximately 9 months. The respondent must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the authority that it meets the minimum requirements and will perform at least 50% of the total contract price. The application must include statements of organization, prior experience, document and information controls, security articles, project team, safety record, and quality assurance/quality control plan. The NJWSA will evaluate qualification statements to determine suitable applicants. Applicants may request a hearing if denied prequalification. Submittals must clearly indicate the project title and bid number on the outside of the package. Two hard copies and one digital PDF copy on flash drive of the required qualification information must be submitted to the procurement office.

Contractors interested in bidding on the referenced project (WSA ****) must submit an application demonstrating their capabilities, capacity, and experience in underwater construction. Draft contract articles related to security are included in Exhibit A. Bid documents, project drawings, and specifications will only be available to prequalified firms. Prequalification with other agencies does not guarantee qualification for this project. Applications must demonstrate experience in commercial diving, underwater mechanical work, and detailed inspection of underwater equipment. The project involves inspecting, cleaning, and refurbishing sluice gate chambers at Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs. The contractor will be responsible for providing all labor, materials, and equipment. Applications must include statements of organization, experience, document controls, security agreement, project team, safety record, and quality assurance plan. The opening of qualification statements will not be public. The authority reserves the right to request additional information. Applicants must receive a score of at least 70 out of 100 points to be prequalified. Prequalification applications must be submitted until one week after the bid advertisement date. Construction activities are anticipated to start in late summer/fall 2025. Applications must clearly indicate the project title and bid number. Two hard copies and one digital PDF copy of the required qualification information must be submitted to the procurement office.

The New Jersey Water Supply Authority is seeking a consultant to develop and implement an aquatic vegetation monitoring and water quality sampling program in the Delaware and Raritan Canal. The contract period is from July 1, 2025 to December 31, 2026. Proposals are due Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 4:00 PM at the procurement office. The RFP includes detailed requirements for monitoring, water quality sampling, and administrative tasks, including annual reports and an amendment to the existing aquatic plant management plan. Additional documents are available on the NJWSA SharePoint site by invitation only. Written questions must be submitted by April 28, 2025, at 4:00 PM. The authority will evaluate proposals based on criteria including technical approach, experience, and personnel qualifications. The contract will require specific insurance coverage. All proposals become public records.

The New Jersey Water Supply Authority is seeking bids for the 2025 Manasquan reservoir herbicide algaecide treatment. Bidders must follow the instructions in the document, including prequalification requirements, debarment and suspension information, and obligations of the bidder. All questions about the bid must be submitted in writing at least seven calendar days prior to the bid opening. Revisions to the invitation for bids will be issued as addenda at least five calendar days in advance of the bid submission deadline. The bid must be submitted in the specified format and returned sealed. The authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a contract and furnish necessary certificates of insurance within ten days after the contract is presented. Additional terms and conditions include price change, extra work, payment procedures, availability of records, default, delays, termination for convenience, state nondiscrimination/affirmative action provisions, and insurance requirements.

The New Jersey Water Supply Authority is seeking bids for the reactivation of 40,000 lbs of granular activated carbon in vessels 5 & 6 at the Manasquan water treatment plant. Bidders must follow the instructions in Section II, paragraph J, and Section V of the document. Bids must be submitted by the date and time specified on the bid form. The authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a contract and furnish necessary certificates of insurance within 10 calendar days after the contract is presented. Additional terms and conditions include price change, extra work, payment procedures, availability of records, default, delays, and termination for convenience.