The work primarily consists of replacing and improving electrical components for Harris County MUD No 70’s existing Wastewater Treatment Plant including removal and replacement of electrical distribution equipment, service racks, control panels, motor starters, conduits, conductors and lighting fixtures. Additional work includes installation of 8-foot wooden fence, removal of existing sludge transfer pumps and associated electrical equipment, replacement of lift station backup floats and pilot devices, and identification and labeling of existing conductors, along with associated electrical components.
Type of work: Electrical Improvements WWTP
Pre-bid meeting: November 10, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Chicago) — 18230 Prairie Bend Ct, Cypress, TX 77433
Bid opening: November 18, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Chicago) — 4424 W Sam Houston Pkwy, Suite 600, Houston, TX 77041 — +1-346-249-3728 291973505#
Questions asked: 2
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The work includes removal and replacement of electrical distribution equipment, service racks, control panels, motor starters, conduits, conductors and lighting fixtures. Additional work includes installation of 9-foot wooden fence, removal of existing sludge transfer pumps and associated electrical equipment, replacement of lift station backup floats and pilot devices, and identification and labeling of existing conductors, along with associated electrical components.
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