CRAIG ROAD ELEVATED STORAGE TANK REHABILITATION (CIP 2520-WA)

The Town of Prosper is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of the Craig Road Elevated Storage Tank. The project includes the removal of existing coatings, application of new coatings, and other related work. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials necessary for the construction of the project. The engineer's estimate for the project is $2,216,754. • The project requires the contractor to field verify the location of all underground piping and utilities prior to construction. • The contractor must replace all existing labels and signs on the tank after painting operations are completed. • The contractor is responsible for removing residual water left in the tank after initial tank drainage and disposing of all sludge left in the tank after initial tank draining. • The contractor must provide a scaled architectural rendering of the Town of Prosper tank logo, showing the proposed size. • The contractor shall use caution when excavating near the tank foundation and avoid damaging the existing irrigation system. • The contractor is responsible for controlling any water leaking by closed valves into the tank during construction. Some of the key requirements for the project include: • Removing the existing coatings on the interior and exterior of the tank and applying new coatings per specification 09 95 00. • Providing a maintenance bond in the amount of 100% of the contract amount, covering defects of material and workmanship for two calendar years following the Town's approval and acceptance of the construction. • Replacing all existing electrical devices, including conduit, wiring, switches, junction boxes, corrosion protection cabinets, power panels, light fixtures, etc. • Installing a new pressure transducer with SCADA connection. • Coordinating with the Town to remove any equipment remaining on the tank at the time of mobilization. The project also includes the relocation of communications equipment, including antennas and cables, and the installation of a new racking and pad for the existing utility meter.