This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Clemmons, North Carolina. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities (WSFC Utilities) is seeking to update its knowledge base of qualified consultants to perform various duties related to facilities and infrastructure owned and maintained by WSFC Utilities. Those facilities are: R. W. Neilson Water Treatment Plant - 48 MGD capacity P. W. Swann Water Treatment Plant - 25 MGD capacity R. A. Thomas Water Treatment Plant - 18 MGD capacity Archie Elledge Wastewater Treatment Plant - 30 MGD capacity discharging into Salem Creek Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant - 21 MGD discharging into the Yadkin River Collection System - Approximately 1,800 miles of piping which includes 45 sewage lift stations Water Distribution System - Serves more than 370,000 customers via 14 tanks, seven pumping stations and approximately 2,300 miles of water mains. WSFC Utilities is interested in obtaining the professional services of consulting firms to provide on-call support for various departmental projects for an initial period of three (3) years with two (2) one-year optional extensions. Specific projects will be authorized under a supplemental letter scope of service agreement with a properly negotiated fee. WSFC Utilities will maintain sole discretion in assigning projects, if any, to selected consultant(s) throughout the contract period. Multiple firms may be selected to provide services. Firms must identify in their proposal which category or categories of services they wish to be considered. One to three firms will be selected for each of the categories of services listed below. Respondents should be qualified in some or all of the following areas: Water and Wastewater Treatment Water Distribution and Wastewater Collection Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Services, Asset Management, and Surveying Permitting and Document Preparation Streams and Wetland The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time