TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY: ROCRWS Phase 2 Expansion CMAR - PP#5 - Process Equipment Procurement
Description: Package No. 5 seeks process equipment for the Red Oak Creek Regional Wastewater System expansion. The equipment includes mechanical bar screens, a rotary drum screen, a grit removal system, and UV disinfection. The package supports the project’s second phase, which expands treatment capacity from 8.0 to 12.0 million gallons per day.
See your top accountsScan your site in seconds. Starbridge identifies your ICP and surfaces emerging opportunities from board meetings, job changes, new grants, contract expirations, RFPs, and more.
Trinity River Authority of Texas is soliciting proposals for Package No. 6, aeration blower equipment procurement, under the ROCRWS Phase 2 Expansion CMAR project. The broader Red Oak Creek Regional Wastewater System expansion increases capacity from 6.0 to 12.0 million gallons per day, with Phase 2 increasing it from 8.0 to 12.0 million gallons per day. The posting schedules a pre-bid meeting and site walk at the Red Oak facility and instructs attendees to bring protective equipment.
Work Package No. 4 covers electrical equipment procurement and utility relocation for the Red Oak Creek Regional Wastewater System expansion. The overall project expands treatment capacity from 6.0 to 12.0 million gallons per day in two phases. The posting describes Phase 2 facilities including an administration and laboratory building, influent facilities, aeration basins, clarifiers, and disinfection and filtration facilities.
Archer Western Construction is soliciting bids for Work Package No. 3, early site work and utility relocation for the Trinity River Authority of Texas. The package prepares the Red Oak Creek Regional Wastewater System site for an expansion from 6.0 to 12.0 million gallons per day. The listed work includes earthwork, demolition, site work, fencing and utility relocation.
Provide infrastructure and expansion - well and phase 1D project. The purpose of the 1B1D Project has two primary elements; the first is to cool, disinfect, and blend the Trinity Well #1 groundwater with the existing EWCWTP's finished water (Phase 1B work) and the second is to increase water treatment capacity by up to 13 MGD (Phase 1D work).
