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The Project consists of the construction of a new two-story centrifuge dewatering facility and associated site and plant improvements at the Spring Hill Wastewater Treatment Plant. The new building will provide enhanced solids handling and operational efficiency at the facility. The lower level of the new building will include dual truck bays for solids loadout, a dedicated chemical feed area, and an electrical room. The upper level will house multiple dewatering centrifuges, loadout conveyors, and an operations room for monitoring and control. In addition to the new building, the Project includes the installation of new pumps within the plants aerobic digesters, construction of a new solids day tank, and new centrifuge feed pumps located in the existing dewatering building. Modifications to the centrate return pump station will also be constructed to support the upgraded dewatering process. Site work will include grading, drainage improvements, and construction of a stormwater retaining pond. A new standby generator will be provided for reliable backup power. The Project also includes all required yard piping, site utilities, electrical power distribution, and SCADA tie-ins to integrate the new facilities with the existing plant systems.

The City is requesting proposals from qualified HVAC contractors to evaluate the existing HVAC conditions in the basement level of City Hall and provide a complete solution for adequate heating, cooling, ventilation, and overall air distribution throughout the space. The intent of this project is to allow the contractor to inspect the existing conditions, evaluate the current HVAC equipment, and provide a recommended design and price based on their professional assessment. The contractor shall be responsible for providing a complete and functional HVAC system that serves the entire basement level.

Maury County, Tennessees Solid Waste Department is requesting bids for a contractual relationship with one qualified licensed vendor to provide solid waste transportation as described in the General Specifications section of bid documents. All offerings made under this invitation shall meet or exceed the detailed requirements as set forth in the attached minimum specifications, drawings and plans, if any. All values specified in the invitation shall be considered as minimums, unless otherwise specified. Maury County Solid Waste utilizes 42-yd enclosed compactor boxes for municipal solid waste and 40-yd open-top boxes for demolition or bulky waste at each of its convenience centers. These containers are typically collected by County employees, but when there are exceptional events like peak volumes or employee outages, MSCW needs assistance to ensure adequate service is being provided at the centers. This work should therefore be considered as an on-call, as-needed basis and not a regular collection service.