The work primarily consists of demolishing the existing GST and foundation and installing a new 500,000 gallon GST tank with a new foundation, reconfiguring well-to-GST piping with updating chemical injection points. Recoating 20,000 gallon HPT, repainting standby generator enclosure, and full repainting both interior and exterior of the Control Building, fence modification, regrading site around the new GST to improve drainage and new safety signage at the entrance gate and control building.
Type of work: Ground Storage Tank Replacement
Pre-bid meeting: October 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Chicago) — 6609 Crampton Ln, Spring, TX 77379
Bid opening: October 8, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Chicago) — 4424 W Sam Houston Parkway N, Suite 600, Houston, Texas 77041 — Dial in by phone +1 346-249-3728, 520766670#
Questions due: October 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Chicago)
Questions asked: 2
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The work primarily consists of demolishing the existing GST and foundation and installing a new 500,000 gallon GST tank with a new foundation, reconfiguring well-to-GST piping with updating chemical injection points. Recoating 20,000 gallon HPT, repainting standby generator enclosure, and full repainting both interior and exterior of the Control Building, fence modification, regrading site around the new GST to improve drainage and new safety signage at the entrance gate and control building.
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