USCG Long Island Sound Chemical injector

The contract requires the full installation of chemical feeder systems at nine residential units within U.S. Coast Guard housing on North View Drive in Guilford, Connecticut, to address nuisance taste and odor issues in private well water, particularly the rotten egg smell. The work encompasses all labor, supervision, materials, equipment, testing, startup, commissioning, cleanup, documentation, and warranty support, with the systems designed to integrate seamlessly with existing well infrastructure, pressure tanks, filtration units, and household water treatment components. All work must comply with the Statement of Work, ANSI/NSF Standard 60, Connecticut Department of Public Health guidelines, CT DEEP regulations, and OSHA safety standards. The contract is a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, mandating that offerors certify as small businesses and adhere to subcontracting limitations and reporting requirements, including the submission of a Small Business Subcontracting Plan with all applicable alternates. Wage and benefit rates must conform to the latest U.S. Department of Labor determinations under the Service Contract Act and Davis-Bacon Act, with compliance enforced through FAR 52.222-41. Offerors must maintain current UEI and CAGE codes in SAM, certify their small business status and any applicable socioeconomic designations, and affirm compliance with the Buy American Act, Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act, and prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment, including those from ByteDance. All deliveries and installations must occur at the specified housing units, with acceptance by the Government occurring on-site after inspection, and failure to meet standards requires corrective action at no additional cost. Invoicing must follow government payment protocols under the Prompt Payment Act, though the invoicing platform and exact payment office are not specified. The period of performance and delivery schedule are to be defined upon award, and the contract does not specify a fixed value, with award to be made on a trade-off basis considering technical merit and price. All submissions must be made through the correct portal by June 12, 2026, and include complete representations and certifications as mandated under FAR 52.212-3.