Site work for a water / sewer project in Defiance, Ohio. Conceptual plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Contact Estee Miller, Program Manager, at (419) 784-3882 with any inquiries regarding the project. Design: October-November 2023 Pre-Construction: January 2024 Construction: February 2024-February 2025 Interested firms should provide a statement of qualifications and should include at minimum the following: o Firm Name, address, telephone number, and contact person o Number of years in Business o Types of services offered o Brief (2-page maximum) description of the project understanding. Include information/concerns regarding permits, schedule, site, etc. o Background on key technical personnel o Examples of similar projects designed by the firm o Projects currently underway E-mail submissions will be accepted. Introduction The Paulding County Commissioners are seeking statements of qualifications from interested firms to enter into a contract for design and engineering services in connection with the Grover Hill Waste Water Treatment Plant. All firms interested should reply with a statement of qualifications. The Scope of work includes the (a) the design, bid and contract administration, (b) PTI permitting and fees, and (c) construction observation Preliminary Project Description As currently constructed, the Grover Hill Wastewater Treatment Plant is not capable of reliably disinfecting the Village residents' wastewater. Currently, wastewater leaves a residence and solids are collected into a Village owned septic tank. Liquid effluent leaves the tank, enters the sanitary sewer system, and is collected at a lift station. The lift station pumps the wastewater to the WWTP. At the WWTP, wastewater is deposited into an aeration basin to biologically break down the wastewater. Then, it enters two clarifying basins that settle the broken down solids. Next, the clear water slowly flows out of the plant at a low grade and contacts chlorine tablets to disinfect the water. The water is then treated with sulfur dioxide to dechlorinate it so that it doesn't kill the ecosystem of West Branch Prairie Creek. The Village is seeking to replace the chlorination/dichlorination system with a UV disinfection system and to convert the old polishing basin into an equalization basin to allow for additional wet-weather storage capacity at the WWTP.