The job is listed under solicitation number 82626B0015, with the trade category given as construction and construction services. The posting doesn't name a specific treatment plant location, give a dollar estimate, or spell out further scope beyond the equipment named in the title.
A climber screen and degritting system are both part of how a wastewater or water treatment facility handles the junk and grit that comes in with the water before it moves further through the plant — replacing one means this is equipment-heavy, process-specific work, not general building construction.
This kind of job calls for contractors who've done mechanical installation work inside an operating treatment facility before — coordinating around a live process, tying new equipment into existing systems, and working to the specs of specialized plant equipment. That's a narrower pool than a typical construction bid draws, so it's worth a serious look if that's your shop's lane.
If this is in your wheelhouse, pull the full solicitation under 82626B0015 and get the actual plant location, scope, and value from the bid documents before the December 2, 10 a.m. deadline.
On the record: 82626B0015-BWT-TI-181 Replacement of the Multi-Rake Climber Screen & Degritting System Installation, issued by Environmental Protection. Solicitation 82626B0015. Bids are due December 2, 2026 (Bids close at 10:00 AM.). The posting on a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov: https://a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov/RequestDetail/20261014020. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-004942.html.