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This Government Contract opportunity from Connecticut was posted on June 5, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Supply of Calcium Hypochlorite for Water Disinfection

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This contract involves the supply of granular calcium hypochlorite containing 65% chlorine, specifically packaged in 50-pound plastic-lined bags, intended for water disinfection purposes. The product must be NSF-certified, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards. Delivery is required to South Meriden, Connecticut, with strict adherence to the specified packaging and certification requirements to maintain quality and efficacy for water treatment. The contract is listed as a subcontract opportunity under the NAICS code 325188, which pertains to other basic inorganic chemical manufacturing. The solicitation was posted on June 5, 2026, with a response deadline set for June 25, 2026. The contracting agency is identified as related to water services in Connecticut. While specific agency office details and points of contact are not provided, interested suppliers can access further information or submit responses via the provided online procurement portal. This opportunity is aimed at vendors capable of supplying certified chemical disinfectants within the specified timeframe and packaging standards.

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Supply 65% chlorine calcium hypochlorite in 50-pound NSF-certified bags for water disinfection.

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This scope was carved out of B026-55.

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Supply granular calcium hypochlorite (65% chlorine) in 50-pound plastic-lined bags for water disinfection. Must be NSF-certified and delivered to South Meriden, CT.

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RFP027-33 Mule Well Rehabilitation
Solicitation # RFP027-33
The City of Meriden's DPU-Water Department is soliciting proposals under RFP027-33 for the rehabilitation of the Mule Well located at 31 Bailey Avenue, Meriden, CT. The project requires a qualified contractor to perform the safe extraction, evaluation, and re-installation of pumping equipment, along with chemical redevelopment to restore well efficiency. Key technical requirements include a minimum one-hour pre-cleaning flow test, up to 36 hours of redevelopment using chemical treatments and mechanical surging, and disinfection with a minimum 50ppm chlorine solution. All chemical solutions must be neutralized in temporary holding tanks before discharge. Deliverables include a Pump Inspection Report, a detailed Well Cleaning Report, and digital copies of both pre- and post-cleaning video inspections of the well casing and screen. Proposals must be submitted as a lump sum pricing proposal via the City eProcurement Portal by 11:00 am on November 20, 2026. The selected contractor must maintain all required State of Connecticut licenses and adhere to the City of Meriden Code of Ethics and non-collusion requirements. Insurance mandates include Commercial General Liability of 1 million per occurrence/2 million aggregate, Business Automobile Liability of 1 million combined single limit, and Professional Liability of 2 million per claim/aggregate, with the City named as an additional insured. Payment will be processed monthly based on approved submittals, with a payment term of thirty days following the receipt of an approved invoice. The City of Meriden is exempt from federal excise and state sales and use taxes, which should not be included in the pricing.
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