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RFP FOR WPCP CONDITION ASSESSMENT IS BROADCASTING

The City of Sunnyvale is excited to announce that they have issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to perform a condition assessment of Sunnyvale’s Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP). In 2019, an updated condition assessment was completed on the secondary and tertiary treatment facilities, and the influent sewer pipelines. This project complements that assessment with an inspection of facilities not included in the 2019 assessment and will include an assessment of yard piping condition at the WPCP’s water, wastewater, gas, secondary and tertiary facilities.

The City has budgeted $1M for this study.  Proposers are asked to progressively define a best-value assessment for the available budget.  The scope includes:

1.            Desktop data collection

2.            Risk-based prioritization of assets to be inspected

3.            Detailed work planning, including inspection techniques and logistics

4.            Condition assessment

5.            Presentation of inspection results and recommendations for rehabilitation/replacement

Proposers' ability to realistically estimate the cost of recommended improvements (as a range) is key to project success.

Yard Piping Fact Sheet

The RFP for WPCP Yard Piping Condition assessment is currently being broadcasted. The due date to submit a proposal is 09/06/2023 3:00 PM Pacific. Proposers can access the RFP via Demand Star with the following link : Demand Star Link

A webpage containing a file repository of reference files for the Yard Piping Condition Assessment can be found here: Yard Piping Condition Assessment

Current Construction Projects Presentation at CWEA

For an overview of the current construction projects occurring at the Plant check out a copy of our presentation held by CWEA.

Recently Advertised Opportunities 

Existing Plant Rehabilitation Project

Main Package (Awarded)

The City has awarded the contract to Walsh Construction Company. The Main Package of the Existing Plant Rehabilitation project involves maintenance of permit compliance as well as restoration of facilities such as fixed growth reactors, air flotation tanks, dual media filters, chlorine contact tanks, oxidation pond facilities.

Master Plan Update and Cogeneration Upgrade Design Project

Master Plan Update and Cogeneration Upgrade Design (Awarded)

The City has awarded the contract to Hazen and Sawyer. The Master Plan Update aims to update the existing Master Plan to develop a more detailed roadmap for the next phase of the Program that reflects the most recent information regarding City policy, state and federal laws and regulations, changing water quality conditions, changing flows and loads, operating conditions, state of technology, market conditions, and previous decisions made in the first seven years of the Program.