Elevated and Ground Storage Tank Maintenance and Asset Management Service

The City of Sanford, Florida, is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive, full-service maintenance and asset management for seven elevated and ground water storage tanks. The agency needs to preserve the structural integrity, safety, and appearance of these critical water infrastructure assets through regular assessments and professional management. This initiative addresses the ongoing need for preventative care, regulatory compliance, and timely restoration of municipal water storage systems. The scope of work covers engineering, professional management, inspections, rehabilitation, repairs, washouts, and repainting for the seven designated tanks. The selected provider must repaint interior wet areas, interior dry areas, and exterior surfaces of the tanks. Additionally, the project requires conducting thorough washouts to remove sediment, debris, and bacterial contamination, as well as repairing components such as valves, fittings, hatches, and ladders. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based entirely in the United States. The agency requires all physical maintenance, inspections, and rehabilitation work to be performed onsite at the tank locations in Sanford. The contract term spans a period of one year, and the agency is currently open to proposals to establish the budget for these services. The agency will host a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting on June 9, 2026, to discuss the project requirements with interested parties. Evaluation criteria will focus on the bidder's ability to deliver the complete suite of engineering, inspection, and restoration services outlined in the request. Proposals must demonstrate a clear approach to maintaining safety compliance and structural quality across all seven water storage assets.