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Des Moines Water Works
Provide materials, equipment, and labor necessary to complete installation of new flood gate seals and apply a new protective steel coating system on the flood gates at the DWWW fleur water treatment plant. The two (2) flood gates, entrance and exit, are located at the main entrance on the south side of the facility and were originally installed in 1994. Work shall include, but not be limited to, removing existing fasteners, clamp bars, rubber seals, and miscellaneous hardware, replacing the metal fasteners and rubber seals in kind with new materials, reinstalling clamp bars, metal surface preparation, and applying a new steel coating system on all metal surfacing of the flood gates including new hardware and fasteners. Alternate bid 1 includes the lump sum work for materials, equipment, and labor necessary to replace the existing metal fasteners with 18-8 stainless steel hex-drive flat head screws, nuts, and other miscellaneous hardware in lieu of replacing in kind with carbon steel fasteners. Work includes any machining or alterations to the holes in the existing steel clamp bars to match dimensions of the countersink screw heads to achieve a flush surface finish after installation.
Posted Date
Jul 10, 2026
Due Date
Aug 6, 2026
Release: Jul 10, 2026
Des Moines Water Works
Close: Aug 6, 2026
Provide materials, equipment, and labor necessary to complete installation of new flood gate seals and apply a new protective steel coating system on the flood gates at the DWWW fleur water treatment plant. The two (2) flood gates, entrance and exit, are located at the main entrance on the south side of the facility and were originally installed in 1994. Work shall include, but not be limited to, removing existing fasteners, clamp bars, rubber seals, and miscellaneous hardware, replacing the metal fasteners and rubber seals in kind with new materials, reinstalling clamp bars, metal surface preparation, and applying a new steel coating system on all metal surfacing of the flood gates including new hardware and fasteners. Alternate bid 1 includes the lump sum work for materials, equipment, and labor necessary to replace the existing metal fasteners with 18-8 stainless steel hex-drive flat head screws, nuts, and other miscellaneous hardware in lieu of replacing in kind with carbon steel fasteners. Work includes any machining or alterations to the holes in the existing steel clamp bars to match dimensions of the countersink screw heads to achieve a flush surface finish after installation.
AvailableDes Moines Water Works
To provide exploratory excavation and jetting services
Posted Date
Jun 23, 2026
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Jun 23, 2026
Des Moines Water Works
Close: Jul 17, 2026
To provide exploratory excavation and jetting services
AvailableDes Moines Water Works
Project consists of exploratory excavation work to locate, expose, and backfill water service lines at two locations per address: one excavation between the water main and stop box within the public right-of-way, and one excavation between the stop box and meter within the right-of-way. The work will be performed in accordance with the project specifications and appendices. A minimum of 100 addresses, totaling 200 exploratory excavations, will be completed under this contract. The Contractor may be directed to complete additional or alternate locations from the provided address list if site conditions, pavement removal requirements, utility conflicts, or other unsuitable conditions prevent completion at originally identified locations.
Posted Date
May 26, 2026
Due Date
Jun 16, 2026
Release: May 26, 2026
Des Moines Water Works
Close: Jun 16, 2026
Project consists of exploratory excavation work to locate, expose, and backfill water service lines at two locations per address: one excavation between the water main and stop box within the public right-of-way, and one excavation between the stop box and meter within the right-of-way. The work will be performed in accordance with the project specifications and appendices. A minimum of 100 addresses, totaling 200 exploratory excavations, will be completed under this contract. The Contractor may be directed to complete additional or alternate locations from the provided address list if site conditions, pavement removal requirements, utility conflicts, or other unsuitable conditions prevent completion at originally identified locations.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Des Moines Water Works
The committee meeting covered the operations of Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) wells, including an overview of their history, usage, and current construction status at the Polk County Pumping Station. Additionally, a status update was provided regarding the Lead Service Line Contract and current nitrate concentration levels in the water sources.
The meeting focused on a review of the 2026 utility metrics at the end of the first quarter and an update on the progress of the annual audit, including the status of financial statements and footnotes. Additionally, the committee discussed the initiation of the 2027 budget process, staff training on Oracle software, and internal month-end procedures.
The board discussed several items, including authorization for a five-year strategic planning facilitation agreement, adoption of 2026 emergency water shortage rates, various construction and maintenance contracts, and the naming of the Prairie Meadows Knowledge Walk. Additionally, the board addressed the acceptance of project upgrades and the issuance of purchase orders for water treatment plant membrane replacements, and reviewed financial, committee, and operational reports, including updates on legislative sessions, water usage metrics, and safety incidents.
The board meeting addressed several agenda items, including the review of financial statements, list of payments, and CEO-approved expenditures. Key action items involved authorizing agreements for strategic planning, adopting emergency water shortage rates, and approving contracts for asphaltic concrete and concrete work. Additionally, the board considered change orders for lead service line replacements, the naming of the Prairie Meadows Knowledge Walk, and various infrastructure projects including HVAC, roof, and electrical system upgrades at treatment facilities. Further authorization was granted for the purchase of water treatment membranes and the execution of professional services agreements for SCADA improvements and design services for filter plant rehabilitation, along with ratification of flood improvement amendments. The board also received committee reports and updates on legislative matters and operational issues.
The committee discussed the proposed CIWW Water Use Plan and the necessary alignment updates for the DMWW Water Use Plan. Operational updates were provided regarding nitrate levels in the Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers, the Gallery, and the McMullen Water Treatment Plant, as well as the status of reservoir and well operations. Additionally, an announcement was made regarding an upcoming celebration event at the Arie den Boer Arboretum.
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