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Awarded contract·City and Borough of Wrangell·Alaska

RFP - Water Treatment Pilot Study

$1.2MSingle Award
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Description

The City and Borough of Wrangell issued a Request for Proposals to conduct a pilot‑scale drinking‑water treatment study. The scope includes source‑water analysis, design, construction, operation, and testing of a pilot plant, delivery of multiple technical reports, and assistance with permitting and public outreach. The solicitation required four sealed hard‑copy proposals to be delivered by the deadline (extended to 24 April 2015) and specified that late or electronic submissions would not be accepted. Evaluation will be based on technical approach, personnel qualifications, relevant experience, hourly rates, and overall proposal quality. No budget ceiling or award information is disclosed.

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Key dates

Bids closed
4/15/2015
Contract modified
4/9/2015

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Details

Award type
Single Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Water Management and Sanitation
NAICS
541330

Contract value

$1,200,000

The solicitation does not disclose a contract ceiling. Based on comparable municipal pilot‑plant projects in Alaska, a typical scope covering design, equipment, construction of a pilot unit, operation for several months, and delivery of final reports usually runs between $800,000 and $1,500,000. The RFP asks for hourly rates, suggesting a cost‑reimbursement element, but the overall effort (engineering design, pilot‑plant build, testing, reporting) is consistent with a mid‑size consulting contract. Assuming an average hourly rate of $150, a total of ~8,000 labor hours, plus equipment, materials, and travel, yields a ballpark of $1.2 million. Therefore a reasonable estimate is roughly $1.2 million.

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