Renovation of a water / sewer project in Land O Lakes, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a water / sewer project.

Construction Manger at Risk Services - The project includes Pre-Construction/Design and Construction (CMAR) services for the replacement of a 72-inch butterfly valve. The location of the project is at the Cypress Creek Water Treatment Plant (CCWTP), located in Pasco County, FL. This project addresses a 72-inch butterfly valve located on the north side of the Cypress Creek Water Treatment Plant that is inoperable and remains in the open position, which reduces the reliability of the overall regional supply. Staff suspects a chemical buildup inhibits the valve from operating, as an increase in pressure has also been observed at the pumping station. Questions Due Date: Apr 7th 2023, 5:00 PM EDT The project includes Pre-Construction/Design and Construction services for the replacement of a 72-inch butterfly valve. The location of the project is at the Cypress Creek Water Treatment Plant (CCWTP), located in Pasco County, FL. This project addresses a 72-inch butterfly valve located on the north side of the CCWTP that is inoperable and remains in the open position, which reduces the reliability of the overall regional supply. Staff suspects a chemical buildup inhibits the valve from operating, as an increase in pressure has also been observed at the pumping station. Below is the list of anticipated improvements that will be part of this project: Valve Replacement: o Installation of (one or two) new 72-inch valve(s) at an alternate location from the existing valve, approximately 200 feet of new 72-inch steel, cement lined piping, a new 72-inch venturi flowmeter, the relocation of the existing sodium hypochlorite and aqua ammonia chemical feed systems with static mixer, and the tie-in locations to the existing piping. The existing 72-inch valve and wye are located below grade, and the connection will be removed/isolated. New 72-inch piping, valve, and venturi flowmeter will replace the existing and will be installed above grade. The new piping will connect to previously installed above grade piping north of the existing venturi flowmeter. It is also anticipated the chemical feed systems will be relocated on the new 72-inch above grade pipeline along with a new venturi flowmeter for flow measurements and chemical feed loop control. o The work will be performed on the post treatment side of the plant, which will also require the installation of a temporary bypass pipeline. The current pipeline will require a shutdown and coordination with Member Governments receiving water from the CCWTP to meet water demands with available supply sources. The design engineer will conduct modeling to determine adequate pressures and flow for the temporary bypass piping