Riverbend Water Resources DistrictIssuing agency·Texas·via CivCast, the bid board Texas civil engineers advertise onThe project consists of construction of a new greenfield 1.5 MGD Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (IWWTP) for the Riverbend Water Resource District in New Boston, Texas, along with associated site, process, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and control improvements. Major treatment facilities and improvements include an plant drain lift station with submersible pumps and discharge piping; oil-water separators; chromium reduction tank; rapid mix basin; flocculation clarifiers; dewatering feed pump station; neutralization facilities; continuous-backwash sand filters; Parshall flume and post-aeration basin; and chemical and sludge dewatering facilities. The project also includes construction of an Operations and Electrical Building containing a control room, break room, restroom, mechanical room, SCADA room, plant electrical room, and HVAC systems, as well as an emergency generator. Associated site improvements include yard piping, paving, grading, septic system, stormwater infrastructure, electrical duct banks, transformers, and plant control systems.
Type of work: Water/Wastewater/Municipal
Pre-bid meeting: October 7, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Chicago) — 228 Texas Avenue, Suite A, New Boston, Texas 75570 — A mandatory pre-bid conference (In-person or Teams)
Bid opening: October 22, 2026 at 3:00 PM (Chicago) — 228 Texas Avenue, Suite A, New Boston, Texas 75570
Questions asked: 14
Bid documents (download requires a free CivCast account):
Construction of a new greenfield 1.5 MGD Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant including a plant drain lift station with submersible pumps and discharge piping, oil-water separators, chromium reduction tank, rapid mix basin, flocculation clarifiers, dewatering feed pump station, neutralization facilities, continuous-backwash sand filters, Parshall flume and post-aeration basin, and chemical and sludge dewatering facilities, plus an Operations and Electrical Building with control room, break room, restroom, mechanical room, SCADA room, plant electrical room, HVAC systems and emergency generator, and associated site work including yard piping, paving, grading, septic system, stormwater infrastructure, electrical duct banks, transformers and plant control systems.
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