Mexichem Fluor Inc. (MFI) is working under Department of Energy Grant DE-MS0000009 to design, engineer, plan and build a Lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF6) plant in Louisiana, United States of America.
MFI intends to issue a Request For Proposal (RFP) for Site Development. Scope includes: establishing site drainage and site elevation across approximately 44 acres in preparation for further site construction; bringing in base material to establish site elevation and site contouring; furnishing and installing catch basins, culverts, and storm water control features; developing construction parking area, laydown areas, and ground preparation/pads for future construction offices and break facilities.
RFP is expected to be released on-or-about November 13, 2026.
Proposal evaluation factors will include technical, commercial, and governmental compliance, as well as past relevant experience, contractor qualifications, safety, quality, and compliance with submittal requirements.
Potential bidders will need to have executed non-disclosure agreements and be successfully registered in good standing with SAM.gov within the 30-day Open Advertisement duration, prior to receiving bid documents.
Interested parties should contact denny.lazarus@orbia.com for non-disclosure agreements.
Advertisement to run from Oct 14, 2026, through Nov 13, 2026.
Bid opening: November 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Chicago) — RFP to be issued on-or-about Nov 13
Establishing site drainage and site elevation across approximately 44 acres in preparation for further site construction, bringing in base material to establish site elevation and site contouring, furnishing and installing catch basins, culverts and storm water control features, and developing construction parking area, laydown areas and ground preparation and pads for future construction offices and break facilities.
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