BVARA WWTP Tank Repair Recoat

This contract involves the application of epoxy coating to the interior concrete walls and floor of a circular wastewater treatment plant clarifier with a diameter of 42.5 feet and a wall height of 17.5 feet. The project requires the plant to be temporarily shut down and the clarifier dewatered, with wastewater diverted from the headworks into mobile storage tanks provided by the contractor. When necessary, the wastewater will be transferred from these tanks to trucks for transport to the Taft Wastewater Treatment Plant, which does not charge dumping fees. The expected average wastewater flow during February and March is approximately 6,500 gallons per day. Surface preparation must adhere to SSPC SP 13 or ICRI No. 310.2R standards, achieving a surface profile of CSP 3-6, before applying the epoxy coating DURA-PLATE 6100 at a thickness of 80-100 mils. Final inspections are to be conducted by a Senior Certified Coatings Inspector, with inspection reports submitted to the owner. The project is solicited under the title "BVARA WWTP Tank Repair Recoat" with a response deadline of February 21, 2025. The contract is valued between $200,000 and $500,000 and is managed by Kern County, California. The primary point of contact is Tressie Herrera, reachable via email or phone. The work is situated within California and involves coating and surface preparation standards suitable for wastewater infrastructure, emphasizing quality control through certified inspections.