Cross-Connection Control (CCC) Plan Development – Fort Harrison Military Complex

The contract requires the development of a comprehensive cross-connection control plan for the Fort Harrison Military Complex to ensure compliance with state and federal drinking water standards. The plan must systematically identify potential cross-connection risks within the facility’s water distribution system, evaluate scenarios where non-potable substances could backflow into potable water lines, and establish robust backflow prevention strategies tailored to the site’s specific infrastructure and operational needs. This includes recommending appropriate backflow prevention devices, placement protocols, and maintenance criteria to mitigate contamination risks and safeguard the health of personnel and the integrity of the water supply. In addition to risk identification and prevention planning, the contract mandates the creation of detailed inspection and monitoring protocols to ensure ongoing compliance and effectiveness. These protocols must outline the frequency, scope, and methodology for inspections, as well as define roles and responsibilities for personnel involved in implementation and oversight. The deliverables are expected to align with industry best practices and regulatory requirements under NAICS code 541620, with all work to be completed and submitted by the July 10, 2026 deadline. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the jurisdiction of the Montana agency, and responses must be submitted through the specified online portal.