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Town of Ipswich
Water treatment plant replacement.
Posted Date
Jan 21, 2026
Due Date
Feb 18, 2026
Release: Jan 21, 2026
Town of Ipswich
Close: Feb 18, 2026
Water treatment plant replacement.
AvailableTown of Ipswich
The Town of Ipswich Department of Public Health is soliciting firms to develop and implement a 15-month community education campaign for adults, including parents and caregivers, addressing opioid addiction, opioid use disorder, and navigation of state resources, funded by the Town's Opioid Settlement Funds. The work includes creating marketing and public-facing materials, identifying and tracking key performance indicators, producing a Summary Report after the campaign, and attending up to two meetings with the Health Director.
Posted Date
Nov 19, 2025
Due Date
Dec 3, 2025
Release: Nov 19, 2025
Town of Ipswich
Close: Dec 3, 2025
The Town of Ipswich Department of Public Health is soliciting firms to develop and implement a 15-month community education campaign for adults, including parents and caregivers, addressing opioid addiction, opioid use disorder, and navigation of state resources, funded by the Town's Opioid Settlement Funds. The work includes creating marketing and public-facing materials, identifying and tracking key performance indicators, producing a Summary Report after the campaign, and attending up to two meetings with the Health Director.
Town of Ipswich
The work consists of the replacement and relocation of the Motor Control Centers (MCC) and associated ancillary devices from the existing electrical room to the former Chlorine Scale Room, which will be fit-out as the new electrical room. The work also includes demolition and removal of obsolete equipment in the existing electrical room—including MCC-1, MCC-2, DP1, Transformer, P1A, P1B, SPD and installation of new distribution equipment, as well as reconnection of existing equipment to the new electrical system. Additionally, the scope includes replacement of the existing generator, and interior and exterior lighting improvements.
Posted Date
Oct 7, 2025
Due Date
Nov 7, 2025
Release: Oct 7, 2025
Town of Ipswich
Close: Nov 7, 2025
The work consists of the replacement and relocation of the Motor Control Centers (MCC) and associated ancillary devices from the existing electrical room to the former Chlorine Scale Room, which will be fit-out as the new electrical room. The work also includes demolition and removal of obsolete equipment in the existing electrical room—including MCC-1, MCC-2, DP1, Transformer, P1A, P1B, SPD and installation of new distribution equipment, as well as reconnection of existing equipment to the new electrical system. Additionally, the scope includes replacement of the existing generator, and interior and exterior lighting improvements.
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