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HRSD is initiating a multi‑year project to decommission and demolish the Boat Harbor Treatment Plant (BHTP) after flows are diverted to a new pump station and on to Nansemond Treatment Plant. On June 23, 2026 the Commission appropriated $1,000,000 for pre‑planning and awarded Black & Veatch a contract, with an initial $770,609 task order for investigations, hazardous materials survey, permitting matrix, and a closure plan. These early services will define the scope and phasing for the preliminary engineering report, full design, bidding, and construction/demolition of the existing plant structures. The work is justified by flooding vulnerability, site constraints for nutrient reduction and SWIFT facilities, and a desire to ready the site for potential future land use. Vendors can expect upcoming procurements for full design, specialized demolition, hazardous materials abatement, site restoration, and possibly redevelopment support once pre‑planning defines the preferred approach.
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$1,000,000Jun 23, 2026HRSD approved a $1,427,335 task order with Jacobs under its OT Cybersecurity Support contract to procure Fortinet and Nutanix hardware, licenses, subscriptions, and premium support. The work will enable secure network segmentation, zero-trust, high availability, and Verizon private IP integration for OT/ICS at priority sites. This indicates a multi-year cybersecurity program where specialized integrators, monitoring providers, and OT vendors can align with Jacobs and HRSD for follow-on work.
Contract Award
$1,427,335Jun 23, 2026HRSD approved $1,000,000 for pre-planning and awarded Black & Veatch a multi-phase contract for the Boat Harbor Treatment Plant decommissioning and demolition. Initial work covers investigation, hazardous materials survey, permitting matrix, and a closure plan that will shape later engineering and construction. The multi-year schedule runs through December 2029, creating ongoing needs for specialty demolition, environmental, permitting, and construction services around this large waterfront site.
Contract Award
$1,000,000Jun 23, 2026HRSD awarded a $16,973,000 construction contract to MEB General Contractors and a $1,691,739 construction-phase services task order to Hazen and Sawyer for the Chesapeake Boulevard Pump Station replacement and Robin Hood Road Pump Station rehabilitation. Work includes building a new station, demolishing an existing one, and fully re-equipping PS 167 to HRSD standards. With construction running July 2026 to January 2029, there is ongoing need for specialty subcontractors, equipment vendors, and service providers supporting MEB and HRSD.
Contract Award
$18,664,739Jun 23, 2026HRSD approved its FY-2027 comprehensive insurance program totaling $2,797,822 across property, auto, liability, excess, workers comp, crime, fiduciary, cyber, and marine coverages with multiple carriers. Obsidian, Sentry, Markel, ACE, Travelers, Hanover, Crum & Forster, and Intact are included, with Towne Insurance as consultant. This confirms which insurers and broker cover HRSD’s risk program, useful intelligence for brokers, risk consultants, and competing carriers planning future approaches.
Contract Award
$2,797,822Jun 23, 2026HRSD is undertaking the Army Base Treatment Plant Generator Controls Replacement project, which includes installing, testing, and commissioning new switchgear and generator control panels for monitoring, control, and protection of backup power systems. On June 23, 2026 the Commission approved a financing agreement with Virginia Resources Authority under the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund, authorizing issuance of a wastewater revenue bond up to $6,439,410 at a fixed 1.2% interest rate over 20 years, toward a total FY‑2027 CIP budget of $9,031,961 for this project. This funding is specifically aimed at improving resilience against flooding and supporting reliable power at the plant. While this agenda item addresses financing rather than procurement, it signals that detailed design and implementation of new generator controls, switchgear, and related electrical/instrumentation work will be active and funded. Vendors in electrical engineering, switchgear, generator controls, SCADA integration, and flood‑resilient infrastructure can engage HRSD as the project advances from financing into procurement and construction phases.
Grant Funding
$9,031,961Jun 23, 2026HRSD awarded ePlus Technology a contract to implement and support Cisco Webex Calling, migrating from the current phone system to a cloud-based VoIP platform. Year one is $158,030 including implementation and service, with four option years for services bringing the total to about $468,830. This signals an enterprise UC modernization where adjacent opportunities exist for network upgrades, call center tools, recording, and collaboration integrations.
Contract Award
$468,830Jun 23, 2026HRSD is purchasing a Schwalm 2060 robotic sewer rehabilitation system with HutlinerPacker UV lining capabilities from Vortex Services for $450,405 via an HGAC-Buy contract. The system will support trenchless point repairs and complex rehab work with remote-controlled, UV-cured liners. This indicates HRSD is expanding its in-house trenchless capabilities, which matters to tool manufacturers, rehab material suppliers, and contractors who may collaborate on specialized rehab projects.
Contract Award
$450,405Jun 23, 2026HRSD approved two new task orders totaling $424,609 with Vortex Services under its Annual CCTV Gravity Inspections and Cleaning Agreement. The work covers cleaning and CCTV inspection of about 53,100 linear feet of gravity sewers in the Onancock Pump Station Areas 1 and 4. This confirms Vortex as the incumbent CCTV and cleaning provider, signaling future inspection and trenchless repair work where equipment suppliers and rehab specialists can connect via Vortex or HRSD.
Contract Award
$424,609Jun 23, 2026HRSD awarded Sterilelink a $351,119 contract to supply, remove, and install six Steelco LAB 640SL laboratory glassware washers for the Central Environmental Lab. Four units replace aging equipment and two will be installed in a new CEL building, with Sterilelink storing them and holding the warranty until 2027. This shows ongoing lab modernization, suggesting future needs for lab equipment, service contracts, and analytical technology as the new CEL comes online.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Virginia Beach City, Virginia
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Virginia Wesleyan University
Higher Ed
Virginia Beach Theological Seminary
Higher Ed
Virginia Beach Public Utilities
Utility District
Virginia Beach City Public Schools School of Practical Nursing
Higher Ed59 students
Virginia Beach City Public Schools
School64,986 students
Va. Beach Dept. of Hsg & Neighborhood Pres.
Local Housing Authority
Regent University
Higher Ed
Hampton Roads Sanitation District
Special District
Hampton Road Sanitation District (HRSD)
Utility District
City of Virginia Beach
City453,737 pop.
Cayce/reilly School of Massage
Higher Ed
Bryant & Stratton College-virginia Beach
Higher Ed
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