Demolition, site work and new construction of a water / sewer project in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Working plans call for the demolition of a water / sewer project; for the construction of a water / sewer project; and for site work for a water / sewer project.

As of 8/12/2025, this project has been canceled in its entirety in the best interest of the City due to excessive material lead times and unforeseen challenges. No other changes are hereby made to this bid. The City intends to resolicit this project in February, 2026. 24th Avenue North Pump Station Relocation SCOPE OF WORK 1. If contaminated groundwater is encountered, work should be halted and the contractor shall notify the Owner, the Engineer, and SCDES immediately to allow evaluation of conditions by the Engineer, or his agent, and SCDES. No groundwater should be pumped, bailed, or otherwise discharged from the excavation. Any equipment or materials which come in contact with groundwater should not be removed from the immediate work area until potential levels of contamination have been assessed. 2. The proposed line being laid should be immediately sealed to prevent potentially contaminated water from flowing into the pipe. All workers should leave the excavation. Any equipment or other articles which have come into contact with the groundwater should be flushed with fresh water. 3. Samples of the groundwater will be collected by the engineer or his agent for testing. The constituent to be determined in the testing regime will be based upon the location with respect to the currently identified SWMUs (Solid Waste Management Units). Testing could include but is not limited to hydrocarbons, solvents, heavy metals, herbicides and pesticides. A work stoppage of 3 days should be anticipated for each such event. 4. If no contaminants are found, work can proceed. The volume of groundwater pumped from the excavation should be minimized. The engineer or his agent will sample periodically to determine if contamination is being transported from the SWMUs to the excavation via groundwater movement. 5. If the contamination is detected in the groundwater, any water removed from the excavation must be properly collected and stored for treatment. This collection will be undertaken by a qualified environmental contractor retained and paid for by the owner. Last Day for Questions: Tuesday, July 22, 2025, by 5:00pm