Water Plant Recoating

The Water Plant Recoating project involves complete surface preparation, blasting, de‑humidification, and protective coating of large‑capacity storage tanks (300 k gal and 15 k gal) at the Wood Trace Municipal Utility District’s treatment facility, plus roof‑structure replacement options and associated mechanical and welding work. The scope is detailed over 24 line‑item tasks covering mobilization, coating, structural repairs, ventilation, disinfection, and miscellaneous site work. Two qualified contractors submitted bids, each offering a base‑bid total around $740‑$872 k with an alternate roof‑replacement option bringing the total to roughly $1.06 M. The contract is expected to run for approximately 120‑150 calendar days once awarded. • Complete interior and exterior coating of large water‑storage tanks (surface prep, blast, coating, de‑humidification). • Structural work including roof‑rafter removal, vent‑fan replacement, ladder/cage replacement, and optional aluminum‑dome roof installation. • Ancillary tasks such as welding repairs, pipe‑line sections, disinfection sampling, and recoating of ancillary basins.