South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
ID: 191BWC24R0001Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION: US-MEXICOINTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION: US-MEXICOEl Paso, TX, 79902, USA

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF WASTE TREATMENT AND STORAGE FACILITIES (Y1PD)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/4cca10bad0664fde8894409c73f90612/view
Timeline
    Description

    Presolicitation notice: INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION: US-MEXICO is seeking design and construction services for the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant (SBIWTP) Rehabilitation and Expansion project. The project aims to expand the plant's capacity to treat an average daily flow of 50 MGD with a peak hydraulic flow, peak hour, capacity of 75 MGD. Located in San Ysidro, CA, the SBIWTP treats raw sewage from Tijuana, Mexico, and discharges the effluent into the Pacific Ocean. The project is part of an effort to reduce cross-border sewage flows and improve public health and environmental impacts in the Tijuana River watershed and adjacent coastal areas. The estimated magnitude of the project is over $250,000,000, and construction is expected to start within one year of contract award and take a minimum of three years. The procurement will follow the Progressive Design Build (PDB) approach with a two-phase design-build selection procedure. The solicitation is expected to be posted on or about November 27, 2023.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Philip Johnson
    (915) 832-4121
    philip.johnson@ibwc.gov
    Seone Michael Jones
    (915) 832-4120
    seone.jones@ibwc.gov
    Files
    Title
    Posted
    00-31-19-01_1-4-D_SBIWTP_Monthly_Flow_Volumes_4-2021_to_10-2023.pdf
    00-31-21-01_1-4-A-1_27399-000-00_SBIWTP_ALTA-ACSM_Land_Title_Survey_2023-07-06_Alysoncorp.pdf
    00-31-21-01_1-4-A-2_27399-000-S_SBIWTP_Survey_Report_2023-07-07_Alysoncorp.pdf
    00-31-24-01_1-5-A_2023_05_31_2022-0014986-S7-I_SD_USMCA_Transboundary_Flows_FWS.pdf
    00-31-24-01_1-5-C_NEPA_Mitigation_Measures.pdf
    00-31-26-01_1-4-A_2014_03_15_San_Ysidro_Asbestos_Survey.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-01_1994_03_18_Geotech_SBIWTP_Woodward-Clyde.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-02_1994_06_SBIWTP_Geotech_Design_Recommendations_Woodward-Clyde.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-03_1995_11_Geotech_Goat_Canyon__Hollister_Rd_Woodward-Clyde.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-04_2005_07_15_Geotech_DHS-CBP_Border_Park_Field_Kleinfelder.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-05_2005_09_27_Prelim_Geotech_Eval_San_Ysidro_BP_Ninyo__Moore.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-06_2006_11_22_Geotech_Addl_Explore_DHS-CBP_Border_Field_Park_Kleinfelder.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-07_2006_11_22_Sum_Geotech__Geologic_Reconn_DHS-CBP_Area_VI_Kleinfelder.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-08_2006_12_18_Geotech_DHS-CBP_San_Diego_Sector_Area_V_Kleinfelder.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-09_2009_01_12_Dynamic_Compaction_Program_SBIWTP_Densification.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-10_2009_04_24_SPT-Based_Eval_of_Deep_Dynamic_Compaction_SBIWTP_CTE.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-11_2014_05_27_IBM13C0014_SD_Admin_Geotech_Report_Stantec.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-12_2014_09_02_IBM13C0014_SD_Admin_Geotech_Addendum_Stantec.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-13_2015_02_13_Geotech_Report_SBIWTP_URS.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-14_2015_04_30_Geotech_Report_SBIWTP_Addendum_URS.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-15_2023_05_31_Geotech_SBIWTP_Ninyo__More.pdf
    00-31-32-01_1-3-B-16_2008_05_23_Smugglers_Gulch_Geotech_Report_Ninyo Moore.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_0005.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_A0005_Solicitation.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_Client_Authorization_Letter.docx
    191BWC24R0001_Client_Authorization_Letter.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_Past_Performance_Questionnaire.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_SBIWTP_Rehabilition_and_Expansion_SOW_20231208.pdf
    191BWC24R0001_SBIWTP_Rehabilition_and_Expansion_SOW_20240103.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 0001.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 0002.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 0003.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 0004.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 A0003 Solicitation.pdf
    191BWC24R0001 South Bay Expantion.pdf
    Document_Notice-CUI_R1.pdf
    Document_Notice-CUI.pdf
    General_Decision_Number_CA20230001_20231117.pdf
    IBWC_Form_110_Cert_of_Authority_for_Signing.pdf
    IBWC_Form_116_Statement_of_Equipment.pdf
    IBWC_Form_117_Statement_of_Attendance.pdf
    IBWC_Form_245D_Performance_of_Work_DB.pdf
    IBWC_Form_245E_Schedule_of_Construction.pdf
    IBWC_Form_358_Nondisclosure_Agreement.pdf
    IBWC_Form_358A_Nondisclosure_Agreement_Release.pdf
    Prebid_Conference_Agenda.pdf
    Prebid_Sign_In_Sheet.pdf
    QA_through_1 20240116.pdf
    QA_through_20231221.pdf
    QA_through_20240116.pdf
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