When is the deadline for the City of Henderson RFP?

The deadline for this RFP is Feb 19, 2026. Make sure to submit your proposal before this date to be considered.

What is City of Henderson looking for?

The City of Henderson issued IFB 126-26 seeking bids to replace aging electrical infrastructure at Pump Station 2; the project duration is 300 calendar days with an engineer's estimate of $1,581,100. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting (via Microsoft Teams) is scheduled for 2026-01-22 and a non-mandatory site visit for 2026-01-28; questions are due by 2026-02-04 12:00 PM PT and bids close on 2026-02-19 10:00 AM PT.

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IFB 126-26 Pump Station 2 - Site Electrical Upgrades - City of Henderson - Due Feb 19, 2026

Pump Station No. 2 Upgrades

Available

Strasburg Borough Authority

Project Work will be performed under two (2) contracts: one (1) general construction contract and one (1) electrical construction contract. The work for Contract No. 1: General Construction generally includes temporary removal and reinstallation of fencing to facilitate completion of work; bypass pumping to maintain flows around pump station to facilitate completion of work; removal of external piping where indicated; demolition of existing valve vault; removal of existing LP tank and tubing; trim tree limbs and branches around existing utility pole and refasten/tension existing guy cables; selective demolition of existing wet well; installation of internal wet well components; installation of new wet well lid; installation of concrete platform for package lift station; installation of package pump station to be furnished by the Owner; installation of float control measures to be furnished by the Owner, including connecting wiring into pump control panel; Alternate #1 (if selected): lining of the wet well interior; installation of wet well aeration system, concrete pad, and aeration piping; installation of new LP tank, concrete pad, and LP tubing; installation of new force main piping, fittings, and valves where indicated on the plans; installation of pipe bollard; trenching, backfill, and compaction; installation of ESC controls; and all incidental work required to complete the Project, as shown in the Drawings and described in the Contract Documents. The work for Contract No. 2: Electrical Construction generally includes removal of existing low voltage service raceways and wiring that are no longer intended for use; removal and storage of existing automatic transfer switch and Omnisite unit; removal of existing pump control panel and all associated raceways/wiring; removal of junction box and associated raceways and wiring; installation of new electrical service entrance equipment, including strut rack and cantilevered canopy with fusible heavy duty safety switch; installation of conduit/wiring; installation of mounting supports and hardware to mount the aeration motor control panel; installation of mounting supports and hardware to mount the reinstalled Omnisite unit; installation of seal off fittings; reinstall automatic transfer switch on strut rack and cantilevered canopy with non-fused heavy duty safety switch painting of mounting equipment/hardware; and all incidental work.

Posted Date

Dec 19, 2025

Due Date

Feb 13, 2026

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Pump Station No. 2 Upgrades

Release: Dec 19, 2025

Strasburg Borough Authority

Close: Feb 13, 2026

Project Work will be performed under two (2) contracts: one (1) general construction contract and one (1) electrical construction contract. The work for Contract No. 1: General Construction generally includes temporary removal and reinstallation of fencing to facilitate completion of work; bypass pumping to maintain flows around pump station to facilitate completion of work; removal of external piping where indicated; demolition of existing valve vault; removal of existing LP tank and tubing; trim tree limbs and branches around existing utility pole and refasten/tension existing guy cables; selective demolition of existing wet well; installation of internal wet well components; installation of new wet well lid; installation of concrete platform for package lift station; installation of package pump station to be furnished by the Owner; installation of float control measures to be furnished by the Owner, including connecting wiring into pump control panel; Alternate #1 (if selected): lining of the wet well interior; installation of wet well aeration system, concrete pad, and aeration piping; installation of new LP tank, concrete pad, and LP tubing; installation of new force main piping, fittings, and valves where indicated on the plans; installation of pipe bollard; trenching, backfill, and compaction; installation of ESC controls; and all incidental work required to complete the Project, as shown in the Drawings and described in the Contract Documents. The work for Contract No. 2: Electrical Construction generally includes removal of existing low voltage service raceways and wiring that are no longer intended for use; removal and storage of existing automatic transfer switch and Omnisite unit; removal of existing pump control panel and all associated raceways/wiring; removal of junction box and associated raceways and wiring; installation of new electrical service entrance equipment, including strut rack and cantilevered canopy with fusible heavy duty safety switch; installation of conduit/wiring; installation of mounting supports and hardware to mount the aeration motor control panel; installation of mounting supports and hardware to mount the reinstalled Omnisite unit; installation of seal off fittings; reinstall automatic transfer switch on strut rack and cantilevered canopy with non-fused heavy duty safety switch painting of mounting equipment/hardware; and all incidental work.

Pump Station No.1 Storm Hardening Upgrades

Available

Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department is soliciting contractors for storm hardening upgrades at Pump Station No.1, including flood-proofing building openings, hardening exterior equipment, ventilation improvements, and related civil, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation work. The project requires contractors with wastewater facility and sodium hypochlorite storage experience and appropriate general/building and specialty licenses; a mandatory pre-bid meeting/site visit is scheduled. Construction is expected to begin in April 2026 and last approximately 400 calendar days.

Posted Date

Jan 15, 2026

Due Date

Mar 5, 2026

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Pump Station No.1 Storm Hardening Upgrades

Release: Jan 15, 2026

Miami-Dade County

Close: Mar 5, 2026

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department is soliciting contractors for storm hardening upgrades at Pump Station No.1, including flood-proofing building openings, hardening exterior equipment, ventilation improvements, and related civil, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation work. The project requires contractors with wastewater facility and sodium hypochlorite storage experience and appropriate general/building and specialty licenses; a mandatory pre-bid meeting/site visit is scheduled. Construction is expected to begin in April 2026 and last approximately 400 calendar days.