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H2S Monitoring & Control Installation

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This subcontract for H2S Monitoring and Control Installation involves the installation and maintenance of electronic H2S monitoring systems for prime contractors working on City of Sarasota Utilities Department wastewater projects. The scope of work requires the deployment of fixed H2S sensors and data loggers capable of recording at five-minute intervals, ensuring that all electrical assemblies are UL listed. The final deliverable is a fully functional, calibrated monitoring network featuring remote data reporting capabilities. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238210 and is managed by the Utilities agency in Florida. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 3, 2026. Further details regarding the solicitation can be accessed through the provided procurement portal.

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Subcontract for H2S monitoring system installation and maintenance for Sarasota Utilities by 2026.

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Installs and maintains electronic H2S monitoring systems for prime contractors on City of Sarasota Utilities Department wastewater projects. Installs fixed H2S sensors and data loggers capable of 5-minute interval recording. Ensures all electrical assemblies are UL listed. Delivers a functional, calibrated H2S monitoring network with remote data reporting capabilities.

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