MOAW St. Joseph Water Treatment Plant Expansion

AI Summary

Opportunity for supply of vertical turbine pumps for the Backwash Pump Station at the MOAW St. Joseph Water Treatment Plant Expansion in Missouri. Includes electronic bid submission and a pre-bid meeting via Microsoft Teams.

Opportunity details

Solicitation No.: 699c92d13dad698abad78b29
Type / RFx: Vertical Turbine Pump-Backwash Pump Station
Status: Active
Level: local
Published Date: February 23, 2026
Due Date: March 12, 2026
NAICS Code: 333911 AI guide
Jurisdiction: Missouri-American Water
State: Missouri
Agency: Missouri-American Water

Description

Solicitation Set #2A – Backwash/Service Water Pumps Package for the following scopes necessary to complete the requirements of the proposal documents for the MOAW - St. Joseph Water Treatment Plant Expansion.

BP 2.01 Backwash Pump Station – Vertical Turbine Pump Supply

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Microsoft Teams meeting

Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/23218939703000?p=ufyGGQdtn3qiwFTgQj

Meeting ID: 232 189 397 030 00

Passcode: JC37vS7Y

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Phone conference ID: 450 011 061#

## Details **Bid/Project ID:** MOAW-SS2A-BP2.01 **Type of Work:** Vertical Turbine Pump-Backwash Pump Station **Pre-Bid Location:** Microsoft Teams **Pre-Bid Notes:** Meeting ID: 232 189 397 030 00 Passcode: JC37vS7Y **Bid Location:** Electronic **Bid Notes:** Electronically: Submitted Viaemail directly to cschmidt@garney.com. **Engineer/Publisher:** Garney Companies, Inc. **Engineer Address:** 1700 Swift Street, North Kansas City, Missouri, 64116

Key dates

February 23, 2026Published
March 12, 2026Responses Due

AI classification tags

water treatment plant vertical turbine pump backwash pump station water infrastructure pump supply municipal water systems water treatment equipment

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