Central Business District (CBD) Sewer Rehabilitation Unit 12 - Alameda Street to 18th Street (Re-Bid)

PROCUREMENT OVERVIEW:
The City of Los Angeles is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of approximately 6,387 feet of an existing 40-inch circular brick sewer in the Central Business District (CBD), specifically from Alameda Street to 18th Street. The project will primarily utilize Ultraviolet Cured In-Place Piping (UVCIPP) technology for the rehabilitation process. The scope includes access through existing maintenance holes, rehabilitation of 20 maintenance hole structures (including 4 junction structures), removal and disposal of fallen bricks and debris, preparation for UVCIPP liner installation, re-establishment of lateral sewers and house connections, as well as temporary odor control, sewer bypass, and traffic control measures.

ISSUING ORGANIZATION:
Engineering Bureau, Public Works
City of Los Angeles, CA, US
Contact: Jin Wen
Email: [email protected]

TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES:
Bidders must have expertise in sewer rehabilitation, specifically with UVCIPP technology. Familiarity with maintenance hole rehabilitation and the ability to manage odor control, sewer bypass, and traffic control are also essential.

EVALUATION CRITERIA:
The RFP does not specify how proposals will be evaluated, including the weighting of evaluation factors or whether the selection will be based on best-value or lowest-price technically acceptable criteria.

This summary provides a comprehensive overview for potential bidders to assess their fit for the project, focusing on the essential criteria and requirements outlined in the RFP.