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Sussex County
Installation of 49,250 LF of 6” PVC SDR-21 force main via open cut, 3,355 LF of (10”) PVC SDR-21 force main via open cut, 3,465 LF of 8” HDPE DR 9 force main via directional drill, 660 LF of 12” steel casing pipe, 340 LF 16” steel casing pipe, 39 toning wire boxes, 14 air release valves and manholes, connection of force main to existing force main, pipe testing, trench restoration, driveway restoration, and roadway restoration.
Posted Date
Apr 18, 2026
Due Date
Jun 3, 2026
Release: Apr 18, 2026
Sussex County
Close: Jun 3, 2026
Installation of 49,250 LF of 6” PVC SDR-21 force main via open cut, 3,355 LF of (10”) PVC SDR-21 force main via open cut, 3,465 LF of 8” HDPE DR 9 force main via directional drill, 660 LF of 12” steel casing pipe, 340 LF 16” steel casing pipe, 39 toning wire boxes, 14 air release valves and manholes, connection of force main to existing force main, pipe testing, trench restoration, driveway restoration, and roadway restoration.
AvailableSussex County
Project consists of repairs and recoating the 1,000,000 gallon Spheroidal Elevated Tank.
Posted Date
Apr 18, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 18, 2026
Sussex County
Close: May 6, 2026
Project consists of repairs and recoating the 1,000,000 gallon Spheroidal Elevated Tank.
AvailableSussex County
This project involves the demolition of two 150,000-gallon steel water storage tanks and their associated foundations at a business park. The scope includes installing an air stripper, pedestal, and foundation, along with site access improvements and erosion controls. Additionally, the contractor will perform modifications to water piping and complete site restoration and incidental work.
Posted Date
Apr 16, 2026
Due Date
May 13, 2026
Release: Apr 16, 2026
Sussex County
Close: May 13, 2026
This project involves the demolition of two 150,000-gallon steel water storage tanks and their associated foundations at a business park. The scope includes installing an air stripper, pedestal, and foundation, along with site access improvements and erosion controls. Additionally, the contractor will perform modifications to water piping and complete site restoration and incidental work.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Skip; pivot straight to a State of Delaware cooperative contract.
Coops: Ask the department to use a state-run contract and coordinate with Procurement to piggyback—fastest path.
Sussex County, DE gained sole source authority in 2023, but there is no public evidence of its use and the county strongly prefers competitive processes.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Sussex County
The council meeting addressed various administrative and regulatory matters, including the approval of change orders for the Inland Bays expansion and the Wolfe Neck Regional Wastewater Facility. Several proposed zoning ordinances were introduced or acted upon, specifically concerning cluster subdivisions, affordable rental units, open space definitions, and design criteria for subdivisions. Public hearings were held regarding a comprehensive zoning map amendment from AR-1 Agricultural Residential to C-2 Medium Commercial for a property on Savannah Road, and an amendment to conditions of approval for an existing outdoor racetrack to adjust hours of operation and usage flexibility. Discussion also covered an application for a conditional use permit for seasonal bungalows, which had been deferred from previous sessions.
The Council meeting involved several legislative and administrative actions, including the approval of wastewater infrastructure agreements and change orders for the Inland Bays extension and the Wolfe Neck Regional Wastewater Facility. The Council heard a presentation from Bayhealth and recognized a staff retirement. Multiple proposed ordinances were introduced and presented, concerning affordable rental units, open space requirements, subdivision design criteria, and cluster subdivisions. Additionally, the Council held public hearings and subsequently adopted ordinances for a zoning map amendment to rezone property from agricultural residential to medium commercial, and an amendment to conditions for an existing outdoor racetrack's operating hours.
The meeting included reports from the Library Advisory Board and the Council on Libraries, covering system updates, library programs, and statistical tracking. Discussions also addressed the NOMA Library funding concerns, nonprofit library passport service restrictions, and upcoming professional development training. Additionally, the board reviewed the recent Legislative Day, discussed the potential revision of State Law regarding library funding formulas, and introduced a new board member.
The commission will review several subdivision and site plan proposals, including the Northstar Property, Chappell Farm, Leeward Chase, Wescoats Professional Center West and East, Mountaire Feed Mill, 20924 Camp Road, Rennie S. Hunt, and various minor subdivision plans. Old business includes standard and cluster subdivision projects for Howard Manor and Rivers Edge. The agenda also features public hearing ordinances regarding conditional use requests for multi-family dwellings at Oceans Six and solar array projects for RWE Clean Energy and FFP DE Vines Creek, LLC.
The Sussex County Council meeting included approval of the agenda and subsequent motions. Key discussions and approvals involved entering into a property management agreement with the Sussex County Land Trust for the Pepper Fork Preserve, approving an appointment to the Library Advisory Board, and terminating a lease to enter a new sublease for Medic Station 114. The Administrator's Report covered the Delaware State Police year-to-date activity. The Council awarded a contract for the Briarwood Estates Septic Elimination project and approved an amendment to an engineering services contract. Several task orders related to airport improvements at Delaware Coastal Airport were approved, including work on Taxiway B construction, a Runway 4 Obstruction Study update, and a grant application for a runway extension pilot program. Significant Old Business involved multiple motions to amend Ordinance No. 25-02 regarding sediment releases, control, and stormwater management. The Council also adopted the comprehensive Ordinance No. 4044 detailing these amendments. Updates were provided on Land Use Reforms, including discussions on the Sussex County Rental Program and Open Space Requirements. Finally, multiple Councilmanic Grant requests were approved for various local organizations, and several Proposed Ordinances related to conditional uses of land were introduced for future public hearings. The session concluded with an Executive Session to discuss land acquisition and litigation, followed by adjournment.
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