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Professional engineering services for 30% preliminary design of the Medford Canal Piping Phase 1 project 30% preliminary design package, survey and mapping, geotechnical investigation, hydraulic evaluation and modeling, utility coordination, environmental and permitting support, planning- level opinion of probable construction cost, basis of design report
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Medford Irrigation District seeks qualified engineering firms for 30% preliminary design of piping approximately 2. 7 miles of the Medford Canal. Proposals due Dec 4, 2026. QBS process, price not considered initially. Scope includes survey, geotechnical, hydraulic analysis, design package, cost estimate, and basis of design report. Optional site visit may be offered. No pricing information in proposals.
Proposals must be received by MID no later than the proposal due date, 12/04/2026. Proposals delivered after the proposal due date will not be accepted for consideration.
Selection is based on qualifications, not price. MID will evaluate and rank proposers based on qualifications and the published evaluation criteria, not price.
Firms must demonstrate experience with irrigation modernization, large-diameter buried pipelines, and preliminary design. Describe up to five projects that best demonstrate the teams experience with irrigation modernization, large diameter buried pipelines. . .
MID may offer an optional site visit. MID may offer an optional site visit during the solicitation period if useful to prospective proposers.
Proposals containing pricing information will not be considered. Proposers shall not submit pricing, labor rates, fee schedules, estimated hours, or other cost information with their proposal.
Irrigation Pumping Station Renovation/ Discharge Piping Installation/ Irrigation Infrastructure
USACE SPK DB Construction - Natomas NPP Named Pumping Plants - Sacramento, CA - USACE SPK requires a design- bid- build ( DBB) construction services to renovate three ( 3) critical irrigation pumping stations - the Elkhorn, Riverside, and Pritchard Pumping Plants - located along the Garden Highway Levee in the Natomas region of Sacra
Renovation of three critical irrigation pumping stations ( Elkhorn, Riverside, and Pritchard) including levee crossing piping replacement Removal of existing discharge piping penetrating levees, installation of new discharge piping over levees, levee excavation, backfilling, pavement restoration, utility relocation
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USACE requires design-bid-build construction services to renovate three irrigation pumping plants in Sacramento, CA. Work includes removing existing discharge piping through levees, installing new piping over levees, levee excavation, backfilling, pavement restoration, and utility relocation. NAICS ****, PSC Z2NE. Full and open competition, no set-aside. Target price range ****.
Irrigation Contractor/ Irrigation System Installation/ Central Irrigation Control/ Landscape Irrigation/ Turf Irrigation/ Irrigation Renovation/ Irrigation Contractors
Arapahoe County Fairgrounds: South Lawns Irrigation Renovation Arapahoe County Open Spaces is soliciting proposals from qualified, licensed, and insured irrigation contractors to complete the renovation of the irrigation system serving the South Lawns at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. The project is intended to improve irrigation distribution uniformity, increase water- use efficiency, enhance system reliability, and support long- term turf management objectives through the installation of a modern irriga
Irrigation system renovation for the south lawns at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds Complete irrigation system replacement, booster pump installation, WeatherTrak central control system, mainline and lateral piping, valves, valve boxes, fittings, quick couplers, sprinkler heads, rotors, nozzles, swing joints, flow sensor, communication and control wiring, system testing and commissioning, as- builts, owner training
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RFP for irrigation renovation at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Mandatory site visit on November 10, 2026, RSVP to ***@***. *. * due November 30, 2026, 2:00 PM via bidnetdirect. com. Questions due November 12, 2026. Award based on best evaluative score. Payment net 45 days. Contractor must be licensed and insured. Project includes new irrigation system, booster pump, and WeatherTrak central control. Prices fixed for one year with option to renew for four additional years.
Payment terms are net forty-five (45) days, effective on the date the county receives an accurate invoice or accepts the products, whichever is later. payment terms shall be stated as net forty five 45 days
The award is based on best evaluative score. method of award best evaluative score based on written response and the county is a best value agency
Contractors must be qualified, licensed, and insured irrigation contractors. soliciting proposals from qualified, licensed, and insured irrigation contractors
The site visit is mandatory. presolicitation meeting: november 10, 2026, 10:00am site visit mandatory please rsvp to ***@***. *. *
Contact with the requesting department may result in disqualification. contact with the requesting department may result in contractor disqualification
ARDEC Kerbel Well Replacement Facilities Management at Colorado State University is seeking firm, competitive documented quote responses from qualified Contractors for the turn- key installation of a new well adjacent to an existing failed well. The scope of work includes ( but not limited to) drilling, casing, developing and test pumping the new well, installing the new well pump and associated equipment, connecting the new well to the existing irrigation piping infrastructure, completing all necessary ele
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Turnkey installation of a new well at Kerbel Well Site, Wellington, Colorado. Mandatory prebid site tour on November 11, 2026. Quotes due December 8, 2026. Bid bond required (5% if value ? $50,000). Payment and performance bonds required (50% if value ? $150,000). Award to lowest responsible bidder. Progress payments monthly, net 30 days. Contract start January 11, 2027, completion March 31, 2027.
Contract completion date is March 31, 2027. The anticipated contract start date is January 11, 2027. contract completion date march 31, 2027
Progress payments accepted monthly for work completed, net 30 days. No prepayments or deposits. progress payments shall be accepted on a monthly basis, for work completed, net 30 days
Lowest responsible bidder, considering Colorado resident bidder preference. the lowest responsible bid, taking into account the colorado resident bidder preference provision of colorado law
Vendors must be registered in Rocky Mountain ePurchasing System and registered to do business in Colorado. before the agencyinstitution can award to any vendor, that vendor must be registered in rocky mountain epurchasing systembidnet
Mandatory prebid site tour on November 11, 2026 at 9:00 AM MT at Kerbel Well Site, Wellington, Colorado. mandatory prebid site tour november 11, 2026 at 9: 00 am mt
Questions due December 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM MT. questions due date december 1, 2026 12: 00 pm mt
Late quotes will not be accepted. Quotes without required bid bonds deemed nonresponsive. Unauthorized contact with agency personnel may result in disqualification. late quotes will not be accepted
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