Project #: 7036.6925 (ITB)
Category: Invitation to Bid
Department: WRRD Operations
Issued by: Clean Water Services
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Publish Date: Feb 27, 2023 8:00AM
Bids Due Date: Apr 4, 2023 2:00PM (Pacific Daylight Time) add to calendar
Status: closed
Posted: Feb 7, 2023
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Description

Sealed Bids for construction of the Forest Grove Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF)  Secondary Clarifier No. 3 and Flagpole Landscape Project No. 7036.6925 (Project) will be accepted by Michelle Mann, Program Support Specialist, electronically via Bid Locker at bidPortalLink until 2:00 p.m., local time, on March 23, 2023.

 

Contractor shall complete the work as specified or indicated in Owner’s Contract Documents for the Project. The Project consists of work that is generally described as follows (collectively, Work):

Install erosion control measures; clearing and grubbing turf, shrubs and trees; placement of boulders, 3/4” of 0”  rock, mulch, soil, and bark dust; design and installing irrigation, and planting trees and shrubs in accordance with the attached drawings and specifications.

The Work Site is located at Forest Grove WRRF, 1345 SW Fernhill Road, Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 (Site).

Bidding Documents and Bid Results can be downloaded from the Owner’s Website at https://dynamic/cleanwaterservices.org/Bids (Website) under the Project name by completing the section to request the document package on Owner’s Website. 

 



Vendor Questions and Answers

For Questions or Additional Information, Contact:

Michelle Mann

Program Support Specialist

mannm@cleanwaterservices.org

About Clean Water Services

About Us

We are a water resources management utility that combines science and nature to clean water and return it to the Tualatin River, so it can be used again.

We work in partnership with others to safeguard the river’s health and vitality, ensure the economic success of our region, and protect public health for over 600,000 residents and businesses in urban Washington County.

Our History

In the 50 years since Clean Water Services was formed, the community's investment has paid off for the Tualatin River, our community and our ratepayers. The river is healthier today than it has been in generations, valued for its natural beauty, recreational opportunities and wildlife habitat.

Our Solicitations

To access our solicitation documents and learn about our upcoming solicitations, please visit our Open Solicitations page at http://bids.cleanwaterservices.org.

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