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This Solicitation opportunity from Maryland was posted on May 14, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Water and Wastewater Chemicals

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26-044State & Local

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Charles County Government's Department of Public Works is seeking bids for the supply of water and wastewater treatment chemicals critical to the operation of several County facilities, including the Mattawoman and Swan Point Wastewater Treatment Plants, as well as smaller plants in Bel Alton, Clifton, and Mt. Carmel. This solicitation, designated as number 26-044, is issued to replace the prior RFQ 23-30 and underscores the County's ongoing commitment to securing reliable and high-quality chemical supplies that comply with regulatory discharge requirements and support public health and environmental protection. The County is soliciting qualified vendors to provide a consistent chemical supply to ensure uninterrupted treatment processes at its water and wastewater plants throughout Maryland. The solicitation was posted on May 14, 2026, with a response deadline of June 3, 2026. The Department of Public Works, based in La Plata, Maryland, is managing the procurement, with primary contact George Bacon, Environmental Operations Superintendent, overseeing the process. The contract is aimed at maintaining operational standards and regulatory compliance through dependable chemical provision and is open to suppliers servicing public entities. Although specific NAICS codes or set-aside details are not indicated, the emphasis is on vendor reliability and quality. The procurement portal provides the official platform for submissions and related communications. This contract supports Charles County’s infrastructure by ensuring the continuity and regulatory compliance of its water and wastewater treatment operations.

General Info

Charles County seeks vendors to supply water and wastewater treatment chemicals by June 3, 2026.

Agency

Maryland → DPW - Department of Public WorksView Agency

NAICS

424690 - Other Chemical and Allied Products Merchant WholesalersView NAICS

Place of Performance

MD, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Charles County RFQ 26-044 Water and Wastewater Chemicals

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AgencyMaryland → DPW - Department of Public Works
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLa Plata, MD, 20646, USA
Organization / Agency
Maryland → DPW - Department of Public Works
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Office AddressLa Plata, MD, 20646, USA
Contacts
George BaconEnvironmental Operations Superintendent
Purchasing AdminPurchasing Support

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Chemrite
BUFORD, GA
Kuehne Chemical
Kearny, NJ
Continental Chemicals
Charlotte, NC

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Charles County Government's Department of Public Works operates water and wastewater treatment facilities throughout the County, including the Mattawoman Wastewater Treatment Plant, Swan Point Wastewater Treatment Plant, and several smaller facilities in Bel Alton, Cliffton, and Mt. Carmel. These facilities rely on a consistent supply of high-quality treatment chemicals to maintain operations and meet regulatory discharge standards. This solicitation replaces the previously awarded RFQ 23-30 and reflects the County's continued commitment to securing reliable chemical supply contracts that protect public health and the environment.