Contract · State & Local
Continuing Construction Services – Water Resources Repair and Rehabilitation
City of St. Petersburg - Engineering St. Petersburg, FL
- Status Closes in 44 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The City of St. Petersburg, Florida is soliciting qualified Contractors interested in providing continuing services as detailed below for Projects located at various locations City-wide. The services being requested will include the following Work Categories: SAN Annual Pipe Repair and Replacement SAN Annual CIPP Lining and Manhole Rehabilitation Lift Station Rehabilitation Potable and Reclaimed Water Main Repair and Replacement Unscheduled Repairs One or multiple qualified Contractors may be selected for each Work Category. Firms of varying size, ability and technical expertise are encouraged to submit. Contractors are encouraged to submit for all Work Categories for which they are qualified. Projects may be funded by the City, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), other agencies, or by a combination of funding sources. Projects funded in whole or in part with non-City funds shall be designed in conformance with the funding agency’s requirements – i.e., FDEP.
Contract/Solicitation #: RFQ- 27 - 001
Type: Request for Qualifications Revised
Department: Engineering
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 2, 2026
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Status
Open now
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