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Five-Year Flow Testing & Hydrant Marking (NFPA 291 Compliance)

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California → County of Orange, OC Community ResourcesView Agency

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Brea, CA, 92823, USA

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This scope was carved out of IFB-012-3091102-ST.

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Fire Hydrants Maintenance Services

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Orange, OC Community Resources
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Conduct flow testing every five years on 560 fire hydrants per NFPA 291, measuring GPM and PSI, marking hydrants by performance level, and documenting results.

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NAICS: 238220
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Fire Hydrants Maintenance Services
Solicitation # IFB-012-3091102-ST
The County of Orange, through OC Community Resources, is seeking a qualified contractor to perform comprehensive maintenance services on approximately 112 fire hydrants located across 16 OC Parks sites, with primary performance occurring in Brea, California. The work requires annual inspections and testing in full compliance with NFPA 25 and five-year flow testing and marking as dictated by NFPA 291, including detailed documentation of each hydrant’s condition, functionality, water pressure, and flow rate. The contractor must perform all necessary minor repairs using approved, like-for-like replacement parts and submit repair quotes for County approval prior to execution. All services must adhere to the California Fire Code and manufacturer specifications, with reports submitted for each hydrant to ensure full traceability and accountability. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price agreement with a three-year base term and a two-year optional extension, though no minimum or maximum order quantities are guaranteed. Bidders must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and may qualify for Local Small Business or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise preferences, which are applied as a cost adjustment on the bid price. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Orange County eProcurement Portal by the specified deadline and must include full compliance documentation, including insurance certificates, W-9/W-8 forms, and affirmative disclosures for any potential conflicts of interest or litigation. The award will follow a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable methodology, where the lowest responsive and responsible bid meeting all technical requirements will be selected. Payment is electronic, routed through einvoice@occr.ocgov.com, and contingent upon written acceptance of services by the County. Contractors bear full responsibility for transportation, insurance, and all risks until formal County acceptance. The Deputy Procurement Agent serves as the primary point of contact for all procurement matters, and all subcontractors must meet the same insurance and compliance standards as the prime contractor. No military or federal packaging standards apply; marking is limited to NFPA 291 requirements on hydrants themselves. The County retains the right to apportion the work among multiple contractors if deemed in its best interest.
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