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Water Quality Management ASHRAE Plans
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The contract involves the development of a comprehensive Water Management Plan (WMP) designed to address legionellosis risk in building water systems, in alignment with ASHRAE Standard 188 and Guideline 12. The plan’s primary goals include ensuring water safety, preventing stagnation, and implementing effective monitoring, testing, and maintenance procedures for water systems. Key activities within the WMP include testing chlorine levels and temperature at points of use, maintaining and replacing aerators and showerheads, and conducting validation testing of equipment and outlets. It explicitly excludes using flushing as a routine remedial action. The WMP must comply with established standards and guidance from various authoritative sources such as the General Services Administration (GSA) orders, AIHA guidelines on Legionella control, ASHRAE standards, and CDC recommendations for managing potable water systems. The solicitation, identified by number 47PH5326N0002 and posted by the GSA Centralized Acquisition Services, seeks sources capable of delivering this plan by a specified deadline in May 2026. The contract is federal, without any set-aside designation, and falls under the NAICS code 325998, emphasizing chemical manufacturing related activities. Primary contacts for this opportunity are listed for further engagement.
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DC, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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Develop a Water Management Plan (WMP) that meets the minimum legionellosis risk management requirements outlined in the ASHRAE Standard 188 and Guideline 12 to manage building water systems, maintain water safety, and prevent stagnation-related issues. The WMP should focus on monitoring, testing, and maintenance of water systems such as testing chlorine levels and temperature at point of use outlets, cleaning and changing aerators and showerheads, and validation testing of equipment and point of use outlets. Remedial actions, such as flushing, shall not be utilized as routine water safety tasks.
This WMP shall be prepared in accordance with applicable publications, organizations, guidance and policy, including but not limited to: GSA Order PBS 1000.7B and Desk Guide for Water Quality Management, AIHA Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Legionella in Building Water Systems, current edition ASHRAE 188, Legionellosis: Risk Management for Building Water Systems, current edition ASHRAE Guideline 12, Managing the Risk of Legionellosis Associated with Building Water Systems, current edition, CDC, Controlling Legionella in Potable Water Systems