Class I Injection Well IW-1 Mechanical Integrity Test (MIT) - Utilities Complex

The City of Cooper City is soliciting bids for the demonstration of mechanical integrity of Class I injection well IW-1, in accordance with the requirements of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Rule 62-528 and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Underground Injection Control (UIC) Operation Permit No. 0153012-008-UO/1X. The scope of work includes performing a mechanical integrity test (MIT) on the well, which involves a series of tests to ensure the well's mechanical integrity. The test includes a pressure test, a geophysical logging and video survey, a well flush, and a radioactive tracker survey. The contractor will be required to provide all necessary equipment, personnel, and materials to perform the tests. The city reserves the right to extend the contract for up to 180 days beyond the initial contract period. Some key points to note are: • The contractor must have a State of Florida Water Well Contractor’s License from one of the five state regional water management districts (WMD), pursuant to state statute. • The contractor must have successfully performed a minimum of five mechanical integrity testing projects, including packer pressure tests to at least 2,800 feet, within the past five years. • The contractor must have adequate organization, facilities, equipment, and personnel to ensure prompt and efficient service to the City of Cooper City. • The city has the right to investigate and request information concerning the financial condition, experience record, personnel, equipment, facilities, principal business location, and organization of the bidder. Some of the key requirements for the contractor are: • To perform the mechanical integrity test (MIT) on the well, including a pressure test, geophysical logging and video survey, well flush, and radioactive tracker survey. • To provide all necessary equipment, personnel, and materials to perform the tests. • To coordinate with the city to flush the well with a minimum of five well injection tubing volumes of concentrate. • To provide a detailed description of the nature and status of any pending or completed litigation, claims made, contract disputes, or defaults and liens arising in regard to the company's performance of any services within the last five years. The city is looking for a contractor who can demonstrate the mechanical integrity of the Class I injection well IW-1, in accordance with the requirements of the Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Rule 62-528 and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Underground Injection Control (UIC) Operation Permit No. 0153012-008-UO/1X. • The contractor must be able to perform the mechanical integrity test (MIT) on the well, including a pressure test, geophysical logging and video survey, well flush, and radioactive tracker survey. • The contractor must be able to provide all necessary equipment, personnel, and materials to perform the tests. • The contractor must be able to coordinate with the city to flush the well with a minimum of five well injection tubing volumes of concentrate. • The contractor must be able to provide a detailed description of the nature and status of any pending or completed litigation, claims made, contract disputes, or defaults and liens arising in regard to the company's performance of any services within the last five years.