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Informal Bid #1255319/ Public Water Supply Operator |

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The Port of Houston Authority is seeking a Service Provider to deliver field and consulting services for the Barbour's Cut Terminal Public Water System and the Bayport Terminal Water System. For the Barbour's Cut system, the provider must manage comprehensive compliance tasks, including weekly chemical testing, monthly coliform sampling, annual lead and copper testing, and the maintenance of all regulatory documentation and manuals according to TCEQ standards. The provider is also responsible for submitting quarterly disinfection reports, providing 24-hour emergency contact availability, and ensuring the system remains out of enforcement through proper public notices and regulatory audit representation. Additionally, the provider will perform weekly chlorine checks and monthly coliform sampling for the Bayport Terminal Water System and provide as-needed support for other PHA property locations as requested by the Environmental Affairs Department. To qualify, the Service Provider must maintain a Class D or higher PWS operator license and utilize a NELAP/NELAC certified laboratory for all analysis. All as-needed services are subject to prior written approval of a proposal detailing the scope, pricing, and timeline.

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Service provider for water system compliance and testing at Port of Houston terminals.

Agency

Texas → Port of Houston AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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Not specified

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PWS Scope of Work.docx

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event-1255319-attachments.zip

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AgencyTexas → Port of Houston Authority
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Service Provider shall provide field services and consulting services (“Services”) for PHA’s Barbour’s Cut Terminal Public Water System (PWS) in accordance with PHA’s PWS permit (PWSID1013230) as set forth below. 1. Perform weekly checks of the total chlorine, monochloramine, free ammonia (as nitrogen), pH, and temperature. 2. Perform analytical testing of Nitrite (as nitrogen) and Nitrate (as nitrogen) on an as needed bases requested by PHA. 3. Maintain monthly logs which will be kept in a records binder on site and electronically. 4. Collect monthly coliform bacteria samples and repeat positive coliform bacteria samples. 5. Complete and submit Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) disinfection quarterly reports to TCEQ. 6. Update and maintain, to TCEQ’s then-current standards, the PWS monitoring plan, sample site plan, and operations manual, and all other reports, required per TCEQ regulations for a PWS. 7. Maintain a PWS document binder and provide regulatory audit representation. 8. Provide a 24-hour emergency contact. 9. Collect annual lead and copper samples in accordance with TCEQ monitoring schedules. 10. Complete all necessary paperwork, notifications, and reporting necessary to keep the PWS in compliance and out of enforcement, including but not limited to timely issuance and posting of public notices, and advise PHA on submitting certificates of delivery to TCEQ. 11. Advise PHA on any other actions required to operate the PWS in compliance with PWSID 1013230. 12. Maintain PWS operator license of a Class D or higher. 13. Service Provider shall use a NELAP/NELAC certified lab for laboratory analysis. 14. Provide recommendations and guidance for actions necessary to maintain compliance with Public Water System (PWS) requirements. Service Provider shall provide field services and consulting services for PHA’s Bayport Terminal Water System, a non-registered potable water system, as set forth below: 1. Perform weekly checks of total chlorine. 2. Collect monthly coliform bacteria samples and repeat positive coliform bacteria samples. 3. Maintain and submit logs monthly to PHA personnel. Service Provider shall provide field services and consulting services as requested by PHA’s Environmental Affairs Department on an as-needed basis, which supports PHA’s operations, maintenance, and/or construction activities at various PHA property locations, and may include, but not be limited to, bacteria testing and chlorine testing. Provision of such services shall be subject to PHA’s prior written approval of Service Provider’s proposal, setting forth the scope, price, and timing to complete out the services.

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