Sump Pump Replacement For Power Plant

Powerplant ¿ Sump Pump and Eductor System ReplacementAgency: U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI), Bureau of ReclamationOffice: Bureau of Reclamation, Service Office, Denver, ColoradoLocation of Work: Elephant Butte Field Division (EBFD) Powerplant Power Pump and Motor ManufacturingStatement of PurposeThe Bureau of Reclamation is issuing this Pre-solicitation Notice to notify interested parties of a potential forthcoming procurement for the turnkey replacement of the basement sump pump and eductor dewatering system at the Elephant Butte Field Division (EBFD) Powerplant. The anticipated work will include procurement, removal, installation, testing, commissioning, training, and warranty support of a complete dewatering system as described below Anticipated

Contract TypeThe Bureau of Reclamation, plans to award a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) purchase order, with supply and install within 90 days of award.Anticipated Solicitation Timeline¿ Anticipated solicitation posting: On or about May 29, 2026¿

Period of performance: Work will be required during the facility¿s approved non-generation outage window (October 15 through February 14), with normal work hours Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., unless otherwise approved General Description of WorkThe anticipated

scope of work includes, but is not limited to, the following tasks:¿ Removal and proper disposal of the existing sump pump and eductor system, associated piping, electrical components, anchors, and deteriorated sole plate¿ Furnishing and installing a complete replacement system consisting of: o Three industrial-grade sump pumps (two installed, one onsite spare)o Associated pump motorso One complete venturi eductor assemblyo New stainless steel piping, valves, fittings, and supportso New 316 stainless steel sole plateo Level sensors, high-water alarms, and control deviceso Electrical and control integration with existing powerplant systems¿ Providing continuous temporary dewatering during removal and installation activities¿ Performing mechanical and electrical testing, commissioning, and operator training¿ Delivering all required submittals, documentation, as-built drawings, and warrantiesThe replacement system must meet defined performance

requirements, including a minimum capacity of 240 GPM at 14 feet of total dynamic head, provision for redundant lead/lag operation, and full integration with existing control and alarm systems Safety and Site ConditionsAll work is subject to OSHA regulations and facility safety

requirements. Work within the sump pit is considered permit-required confined space and will require approved safety plans, lockout/tagout procedures, and proper rigging and lifting practices. Compliance with all site-specific safety