Sources Sought - Whiteriver Service Unit Water Treatment Services
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This contract involves providing comprehensive water treatment services, including monthly onsite inspections, water testing, and chemical treatment, for multiple cooling towers, boilers, water softeners, and closed loop systems at the Central Plant and SSB facilities. The scope includes testing and reporting on makeup water characteristics and applying chemical treatments to prevent scale, corrosion, microbiological contamination, and freezing within the systems. Testing is required to be conducted mid-month to conform with Joint Commission standards. The contractor is responsible for supplying all necessary chemical testing reagents, kits, instrumentation, and treatment chemicals. Following each inspection and testing cycle, a detailed monthly report summarizing the findings and treatment actions must be submitted to the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). The work is to be performed at the Whiteriver location in Arizona under the authority of the Phoenix Area Indian Health Service, part of the Department of Health and Human Services, with submissions due by June 22, 2026.
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Whiteriver, AZ, USASet-Aside
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The scope of work includes providing monthly onsite inspections, water testing, and chemical water treating for the Central Plant cooling towers, Central Plant condensing boilers, Central Plant water softener, Central Plant heating closed loop, Central Plant cooling closed loop, SSB cooling tower, and SSB closed loop. The contractor shall also test and report the makeup water characteristics. The contractor shall chemically treat the water to keep systems free from scale, corrosion, and microbiological contamination. The contractor shall also treat the water to keep from freezing. The results of these inspections and testing along with the associated chemical treatment actions shall be summarized in a monthly report to the COR. The contractor shall provide all chemical testing reagents, testing kits, testing instrumentation, and treatment chemicals. Testing shall occur mid-month to ensure testing occurs during each calendar month as required by Joint Commission standards.
