Site work for a civil project in Orlando, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The project consists of furnishing all labor, equipment, and material called out on plans for the following 1) Installation of approximately 6,550 Linear Feet (LF) of 20-inch Ductile Iron (DI) Reclaimed Water Main (RWM) and appurtenances along John Wycliffe Blvd. The 20-inch DI RWM is to be installed in the south-east Right-of-Way (ROW) of John Wycliffe Blvd, between Moss Park Road and Innovation Way. The proposed RWM will replace the existing Orange County owned RWMs along the corridor and interconnect with existing RWMs of Great Commission Way, Mossy Oak Drive and Fire Moss Lane. The existing 12- inch private RWM between Great Commission Way and Mossy Oak Drive is to remain undisturbed. Project generally includes, but is not limited to the following Work 1. Excavation, backfill, compaction and dewatering (as necessary) for underground utilities. 2. Utilizing conventional open-cut method and two (2) Jack & Bore. 3. Removal of approximately 1,400 LF of 12-inch RWM and 1,110 LF of 6-inch RWM. Portions of the RWM under the storm water pipes and structures are to be grouted and abandoned in place (approx. 1,200 LF). 4. Pavement replacement, milling, and resurfacing and roadway striping. 5. Removal and replacement of curbing, sidewalk, ADA Ramp, roadways and asphalt. 6. Testing of installed systems. 7. Restoration and site clean-up. Orange County, Florida, henceforth referred to as the County is accepting sealed bids for East Service Area John Wycliffe Blvd 20-inch Reclaimed Water Main and Reclaimed Water Storage and Repump Expansion Question Deadline 01/28/2026 at 4:00 PM ET The question and answer module of online. Untimely questions are unable to be submitted in the question and answer module, thereafter respondents raising critical concerns must email gerson.vazquezgonzalez@ocfl.net. Critical clarifications may be made via addenda, however, untimely questions may not be considered. Orange County exercises the rights and privileges conveyed to it by the State of Florida, and the Orange County Charter. It presently operates with an elected chief executive officer, Orange County Mayor, and six elected district commissioners, who together comprise the Board of County Commissioners. Procurement is an essential function of the County, affecting all operational departments, ongoing projects and future initiatives. The Procurement Division is divided into three (3) Sections, the "Buying Section", the "Purchasing Section" and the "Contracts Section". The Orange County Procurement Division operates under the leadership of Carrie Mathes, MPA, NIGP-CPP, CFCM, CPPO, CPPB as Procurement Division Manager and Chief Procurement Official in accordance with the Orange County Ordinance.