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

Brunswick County is soliciting sealed proposals for dewatering, removal, and disposal of sludge at Brunswick County's Northwest Water Treatment Plant ("NWTP"). The NWTP is a 24mgd water treatment facility. It was constructed in 1984 and treats water from the Cape Fear River via the Kings Bluff Pump Station in Bladen County. Currently, the average raw water flow for 2024 is 14.11 million gallons a day. The NWTP utilizes chlorine dioxide, polyaluminumchloride, polymer, and sodium hydroxide as its primary chemicals in the treatment of drinking water. Sodium fluorosilicate, orthophosphate, chlorine, and ammonia are also used to finish the water before being pumped to the distribution system. River sediment is removed from the treatment process via two routes, one being clarifier sludge blowdowns and the other filter backwashes. Each process has its own unique percent solids and can vary widely. Solids from these processes travel to a two-million gallon settling lagoon. The lagoon is equipped with aluminum handrails, a 20/1 sloped bottom, floor pressure relief valves, a supernatant collector weir, and two 1,200gpm Wemco hydrostal pumps. These two pumps are capable of pumping most of the sludge from the lagoon and transferring it to the 80' circular sludge thickening unit. In the thickening unit, sludge can be stored and thickened until ready to be removed. One 400gpm Wemco hyrdostal pump is currently available along with another 4" attachment point for another pump (contractor supplied). The initial term of the contract, if awarded, shall be three (3) years. The initial term may be followed by three (3) successive options to renew for one (1) year each. Each renewal option is to be exercised automatically unless either party gives notice of its intent not to renew at least ninety (90) days prior to the end of the then-current term.