In plain English
The City of Byron is seeking a firm or team to help run its stormwater program, including administration, engineering and inspection, and construction services. The work covers about 550 stormwater structures, 16 miles of pipes and culverts, and 57 stormwater facilities. The contract is for three years, with up to two additional years based on performance; the annual budget is approximately $250,000. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is November 5, 2026, and proposals are due November 19, 2026.
About this bid
The City of Byron (City) is seeking proposals from qualified firms, contractors, and/or joint ventures interested in providing administration, engineering and inspection, and construction services for a project known as Stormwater Program Management (the Project). The City desires to select a qualified firm, contractor, or joint venture team to operate and manage its Stormwater Program. The selected team will be responsible for administrative, engineering and inspection, and construction services for daily and routine assistance with operation and management of the City's Stormwater Program. The City's Stormwater Department is responsible for operation and maintenance of approximately 550…
Details
- Agency
- City of Byron
- Classification (PSC)
- Construction / Public Works; Maintenance and Repair, Sewer and Storm Drain, Including Removal; Construction, Sewer and Storm Drain; Storm Drain Cleaning, Repair, and Sludge Removal Services; Civil Engineering
- Place of performance
- Byron, Georgia
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Documents
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- City_of_Byron_Stormwater_Management_RFP 10_19.pdf
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