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Water Treatment Technical Services

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The Water Treatment Technical Services subcontract involves providing specialized water analysis and monitoring for prime contractors working on Philadelphia Housing Authority facility projects. The scope of work includes conducting monthly on-site analysis of glycol, water, and boiler systems, performing waterside inspections, and managing the analysis of corrosion coupons. To ensure operational compliance, the contractor is responsible for maintaining chemical treatment operating logs and submitting electronic field service reports. Beyond technical monitoring, the contractor must deliver monthly analysis reports and facilitate quarterly management meetings. Additionally, the role requires providing necessary personnel training to ensure system standards are met. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620, with a response deadline set for November 20, 2026.

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Water analysis and monitoring subcontract for Philadelphia Housing Authority projects due November 20, 2026.

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PHA Chemical Water Treatment Services RFP

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Performs water analysis and monitoring for prime contractors on Philadelphia Housing Authority facility projects. Conducts monthly on-site analysis of boiler, water, and glycol systems, performs waterside inspections, and manages corrosion coupon analysis. Maintains chemical treatment operating logs and submits electronic field service reports. Delivers monthly analysis reports, quarterly management meetings, and personnel training.

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