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All Bids Rejected for Phase 2 Water System Improvement
Daily Blog//October 1, 2009//
The Lewis County Board of Commissioners received bids on September 14, 2009 for the Water District’s Phase 2 Water System Improvement project. After reviewing the bids the County found several irregularities in two of the four bids received. The County decided to reject all bids and put the project up for re-bid. The project is expected to be re-advertised early next week.
The project consists of the Phase 2 construction of a new well complete with submersible pump, pitless adaptor, valves, piping, and appurtenances. Work includes water transmission, suction and discharge lines complete with valves, gauges and flow meters, a booster pump station building complete with power, lighting, ventilation, drainage, pipe supports, two booster pumps, chemical treatment system, testing, and other work. The engineer’s estimate for the project is $410,000 – $490,000.
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