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Cargill Lift Station design replacement for deteriorated structural steel and aluminum elements at existing wet well. contractor is to demolish existing handrails, grating, grating supports, pipe supports, etc. and properly dispose, leave existing pump equipment, piping, metering devices, etc. in place but temporarily detach as required by PWC. Coordinate minor relocations with PWC or temporary detachments with PWC during pre-construction conference with PWC.

This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for the purpose of obtaining proposals and ultimately entering into a contract for the cleaning of the kitchen hood systems, which includes the hood system over cooking equipment, the hood over dish machines, kitchen exhaust fans, and equipment on the roof that is part of the kitchen hood system for school sites.

Carteret County Government is seeking competitive proposals for the installation of a new Cellular-Enabled Fire Alarm System as well as an alternate proposal for monitoring, maintenance, repair and inspections for Carteret County Governments Leon Mann Jr. Enrichment Center located at 3820 Galantis Drive, Morehead City, NC 28557.

Surveying design services that are to be provided on a routine or as needed basis for small, miscellaneous projects under $300,000. Annual fees may not exceed $150,000 in total value and no single project shall exceed a $36,000 fee.

The Project consists generally of the following major items: 15300 LF of 36 transmission main, 2000 LF of 24 water main, 8600 LF of 16 reuse water, and 6200 LF of small diameter water mains and 4400 LF of small diameter sewer mains

This project consists of pavement marking installation at various locations within the City of Durham, NC.

The Town of Apex has a need to increase the capacity of its power system on western side of the service territory near US Highway 64 to accommodate planned growth in the area with a new 230kV substation. The proposed substation will consist of a 230kV-24kV, 40 MVA transformer supplying three feeders from a 2,000A bus system with provisions for another three feeders and transformer in the future. Refer to the preliminary single line. Land for the new substation has been procured and the transformer has been ordered and is scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2028. This project is to provide the design and engineering calculations as well as the construction documents, bid packages, and substation drawings required to construct and commission the substation. This includes all required protection, controls, and metering systems as well as design and procurement of a prefabricated control house and 48V DC battery control systems and 240/120V station power. The bus support structure shall be a lattice style support structure with the bus work arranged to match other town substation configurations. Exit feeders are to be fed by 600A reclosers (GW Vipers or Eaton Nova TS) through 576 KVA regulators (GE VR 1 or Eaton/Cooper Quickstep). The project may include the design or layout for all or portions of the exit feeders (circuit) routes. This includes load-based layout of the distribution transformers, highway crossing, and development of tie points and loop schemes for the circuit and between circuits.

The Project consists generally of the following major items: Replacement of the asphalt greenway, widening the trail with gravel shoulders, and slight realignment of trail. Replacement (and raising) of the timber boardwalk through the lake.

The project generally consists of repairs to the dam at Lake Glenwood.

This project generally consists of roof and exterior wall repairs at Davis Drive Middle School.

Installation of conduit,network wiring and pre-purchased Verkada Cameras at the rankin and Wall street parking decks.

Project consists of general site demolition, installation of proposed sidewalk, fencing, railroad crossing, and associated grading and erosion control.

The project generally consists of a partial roof replacement and exterior repairs.

The project consists of adding ADA accessible restrooms to the chapel level of the building, replacing the flat roof, making repairs to the eave from water intrusion, and adding a new 25 space parking lot to support proper accessibility for the impaired faculty, staff, and students. The project will also focus on sound equipment and lighting repairs within the chapel and removing the front two rows of the middle section of the chapel to provide ADA space and a more functional stage use.

The project consists of a multi-phased project to renovate the boys and girls bathrooms in the McAdams Building. These bathrooms serve as the main bathrooms for the dormitories in the McAdams Building which will require a phased approach to keep access to one bathroom at all times per floor. The work will consist of replacing all toilet partitions to properly align with the water closets and bringing the restrooms up to ADA standards. The project will also consist of installing new shower tile, replacing shower valves and drains to make them operational, and expanding one dormitory room to create an RA space with a new ADA bathroom.

Charlotte Water is currently seeking a structural engineering firm to provide analysis and investigative services for various structures and buildings associated with water and wastewater treatment facilities. The anticipated scope of work may include, but is not limited to, the following tasks: Documentation analysis Field sampling and inspections Laboratory testing Evaluation of design plans and construction documents Assessment of existing structural conditions Remediation recommendations and repair strategies

The successful bidder will be responsible for cleaning and CCTV inspections of various sizes and types of sanitary sewer pipe. The Contractor will be required to furnish all necessary equipment, materials, and labor for the complete performance of the work.

The project generally consists of waterline installation.

The scope of work is summarized as follows. (1) Installation of a maximum of 90,000 plants (24 inches apart) along 6,000 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Avon south of the Avon Pier. (2) Installation of a maximum of 67,500 plants (24 inches apart) along 4,500 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Buxton.

The project includes the repair and repaving of streets and parking lots at Granville Health System main campus.