Storm Water Pipe Slip Lining Rehabilitation

The County of Orange, Florida is soliciting sealed bids for the design‑build rehabilitation of its storm‑water pipe network using slip‑lining technology. The contract will be a 60‑month term with a base‑year estimated value of roughly $7.9 million and a five‑year cumulative estimate of $39.6 million. Bidders must submit electronic offers through the OpenGov platform, provide required bonds or alternative surety, and comply with extensive insurance, licensing, and trade‑secret disclosure requirements. The work includes cleaning, de‑watering, installation of RICIPP (reinforced concrete pipe) liners of various diameters, manhole epoxy coating, traffic control, and associated documentation (as‑built drawings, video inspections, etc.). The award will go to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder; a non‑mandatory virtual pre‑bid meeting is scheduled. • Scope: Slip‑lining rehabilitation of storm‑water pipes (15‑84 inches) across the county. • Estimated 1‑year contract value: $7.9 M; 5‑year total: $39.6 M. • Contract length: 60 months, with possible price escalation annually (max 4 %). • Mandatory requirements: Bid bond (≥10 % of base amount) or certified cash, insurance, licensing, and compliance with trade‑secret rules. • Submission: Electronic only via OpenGov; deadline 4:00 pm EST 22 Sep 2026. • Pre‑bid: Virtual meeting 27 Aug 2026 (non‑mandatory). • Contact: Cassandra Reyes, Contracting Agent (407) 836‑5456, [email protected].