Renewable Energy Facility Waste Heat Boiler Repair Services

The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is seeking qualified vendors to provide repair services for the waste heat boiler at its Renewable Energy Facility under solicitation RFQ-85002. This contract focuses on critical maintenance to ensure the continued operational efficiency and safety of the facility’s energy recovery system, which supports the District's broader mission of environmental stewardship and sustainable infrastructure. Respondents must submit proposals by July 22, 2026, and all work is expected to be performed in Cleveland, Ohio, where the District manages one of the largest wastewater treatment operations in the state. The contract is administered by the Operations and Maintenance division, with primary contact Nicole Zippay overseeing procurement and Jasmine Linton serving as the secondary liaison. The Sewer District, which serves over one million residents across 62 communities and treats 90 billion gallons of wastewater annually, operates under a commitment to public health, environmental protection, and workforce diversity. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, the District emphasizes inclusivity and innovation, requiring contractor partners to align with these values in their business practices. All activities under this solicitation must comply with the District’s operational standards and support its ongoing initiatives like Project Clean Lake and the Regional Stormwater Management Program, which aim to reduce pollution and mitigate flooding across the region. Vendors are encouraged to demonstrate experience in high-integrity industrial boiler repairs and a capacity to meet schedule and safety requirements without disrupting facility operations.