McIntosh Park Wetland Construction

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In plain English
The City of Plant City wants a contractor to construct and restore wetlands at the 363-acre McIntosh Preserve. Work includes excavation, wetland planting, reclaimed-water piping and equipment, and onsite placement of excavated soil into a 50-foot Florida-shaped hill. Optional work may include restrooms and wetland boardwalks, and the project must follow Florida DEP Grant Agreement LPA0038.
McIntosh Preserve is a 363-acre park, located within the City of Plant City. The project objective is to construct and restore wetlands to provide stormwater treatment and augment wetlands to maintain hydroperiods with reclaimed water from the City’s water reclamation facility. The excavated soils from the restored wetland footprint, will be kept on site and stacked to make a 50’ hill, in the shape of Florida. In addition to the excavation and planting of wetlands, the reclaimed water pipe infrastructure and associated apparatus; there are bid alternates for recreational amenities at the park such as restrooms and wetland boardwalks. Additionally, this project will be partially funded…
Time remaining
Closes Oct 8, 2026





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Ref No.
BS-351A6B