Des Moines Water Works

Des Moines Water Works

Close: Feb 9, 2026

The project is for renovation of the existing Control Room on the 2nd floor of the Pump Station building at the Fleur Drive Water Treatment Plant, including demolition of selected elements, replacement of the control desk console, interior finishes, furniture/fixtures/equipment, and upgrades to electrical, lighting, low-voltage, and control systems. Work must follow the solicitation’s standard conditions, construction drawings, and specifications; bidders should consult the bid documents for submission instructions. The solicitation is being issued by Des Moines Water Works and is for a construction/renovation contract (not a grant).

Des Moines Water Works

Close: Feb 12, 2026

The Des Moines Water Works is soliciting construction services to install and/or replace emergency safety showers and eyewash stations and to perform plumbing and electrical upgrades to provide tempered/hot water at two treatment plants (Fleur Drive and McMullen). The solicitation covers modifications to existing plumbing and electrical infrastructure and installation of fixtures per contract documents and applicable codes. The opportunity was posted Jan 16, 2026 and has a response deadline listed as Feb 12, 2026, and is not a grant program.

Des Moines Water Works

Close: Feb 3, 2026

Des Moines Water Works is soliciting proposals from licensed engineering consulting firms to provide design services for replacement of the existing Bill Riley Trail pedestrian bridge over the Raccoon River in Water Works Park. The scope includes conceptual design evaluation, permitting, full design, and preparation of plans and specifications. The project is estimated in the $500,000–$2,000,000 range (aggregator estimate) and is funded/managed by Des Moines Water Works (with local funding/foundations and potential STBG grant involvement referenced in municipal documents).

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This document outlines the Water Service Rules and Regulations of the Des Moines Water Works (DMWW). It covers general provisions, procedures for water service applications, installation specifications for taps, connections, and service lines, cross-connection prevention, public and private fire protection, and metering requirements. A detailed "Schedule of Charges" lists various fees for services, equipment, and penalties. It also includes a Water Shortage Plan and Public Records policy. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for customers and contractors interacting with DMWW water services, with terms and conditions provided throughout.