The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County seeks a qualified construction firm to design‑build and install a comprehensive flood‑mitigation system at the Dry Creek Water Reclamation Facility. The work includes constructing a 1,750‑ft concrete floodwall, modifying 800 ft of existing walls, building a 300‑ft earthen berm with sheet‑pile cut‑off wall, relocating streams, sanitary sewers and a force‑main, and upgrading storm‑water pumping stations and outfalls. The contractor must secure a full suite of federal, state, and local permits (including FEMA PA grant requirements), provide required bonds and insurance, meet MBE/WBE and SBE/SDV participation goals, and comply with drug‑free workplace and security badge procedures.
• Concrete floodwall (1,750 ft) plus wall modifications (800 ft)
• Earthen berm & sheet‑pile cut‑off wall (300 ft) and stream relocations (1,000 ft total)
• Relocation of multiple sanitary sewer lines and a 16‑in. force‑main (≈ 1,335 ft total)
• Storm‑water pumping station, outfall, and ancillary site improvements
• Mandatory pre‑offer meeting (April 16) and two site visits; questions due April 21; final sealed‑proposal deadline July 1, 2026.
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