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This Special Notice opportunity from Department Of The Interior was posted on January 19, 2006. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Y--Request for Information - Sealing System for Upper Stillwater Dam - Dam Rehabilitation, Phase 2

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DOI-SNOTE-060119-002Federal

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The Bureau of Reclamation’s Upper Colorado Regional Office is seeking information from manufacturers regarding sealing systems capable of addressing water leakage through cracks in the upstream face of the Upper Stillwater Dam in Duchesne County, Utah. This request is not a solicitation for proposals but a sources sought notice aimed at gathering market data and identifying alternative products. The dam, a Roller Compacted Concrete structure at 8,100 feet elevation, currently has 14 identified cracks requiring remediation, with sealing coverage planned to be approximately 40 feet wide by 150 feet high per crack. The sealing system must be applied in dry conditions and withstand hydrostatic pressures with a head of about 150 feet. Reclamation intends to sole source the ISO Permaproof AG PP-Dam(R) Sealing System, which is specifically designed for application on upstream dam faces to seal leaks and perform well in cold weather conditions. This multilayer system, with a total thickness of 3 to 4 millimeters, includes a primer, flexible support, sealing membrane, and UV protection layers, allowing for visual verification and damage assessment. The system boasts very high tear stretch and tensile strength across a wide temperature range, crack coverage capabilities for both static and dynamic movement, and strong substrate bonding. Additional features include resistance to environmental factors such as frost, UV radiation, ice impact, and microbial growth, with proven durability exceeding 100 years. The system requires no mechanical protection or attachment hardware, is repairable, and certified safe for potable water. The Bureau invites manufacturers with comparable or superior products to submit information within 15 days; if none are found, they will proceed with procurement of the ISO Permaproof system.

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Seeking sealing systems for Upper Stillwater Dam cracks; must endure harsh conditions, 150-foot hydrostatic pressure.

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339991 - Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing

Place of Performance

CO

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Denver Federal Center
ContactsNo contacts available
OfficeDENVER, CO, 80225, USA
Office AddressDENVER, CO, 80225, USA
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The Bureau of Reclamation, Upper Colorado Regional Office intends to sole source for a sealing system. This is not a request for proposals; this is a sources sought/request for other potential manufacturers and product information. Responses to this notice are not offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form a binding contract. The purpose of this sources sought/request for information is for market survey and to solicit industry feedback regarding other potential sealing systems to correct water leakage deficiencies associated with cracks on the upstream face at Upper Stillwater Dam, Duchesne County, Utah. There are currently 14 cracks that have been identified for remediation. Upper Stillwater Dam is a Roller Compacted Concrete Dam, at elevation 8,100 feet. The area of sealer coverage for each crack is proposed to be 40-feet wide by 150-high. Hydrostatic head is approximately 150-feet at the reservoir. The sealing system will be applied in the dry. Reclamation has identified the ISO Permaproof AG (Switzerland) PP-Dam(R) Sealing System as a system designed for application to the upstream dam face for sealing leaks and capable of handling cold weather environments; and intends to sole source this system in a future acquisition if other acceptalbe sealing systems are not identified at this time. The ISO Permaproof PP-Dam(R) Sealing System consists of the following characteristics and the company has published the following test results for their system: Overall System Thickness: 1. 3 to 4 millimeters, depending on crack width to bridge. Multilayer System: 1. A four-phase ductile plastic system consisting of a primer/adhesion layer, flexible support layer (thickness 2mm), sealing membrane (thickness 2mm), and ultra-violet protection layer. Each layer is applied with differing colors to verify correct mixing and thicknesses. The multicolor system allows for damage assessment of each layer. Each layer has specific characteristics to create the sealing system. Very High Tear-Stretch and Tensile Tear Strength: 1. Flexible Support Layer - Tear stretch at +20 degrees C = 1500% strain at 31 N/mm2. 2. Flexible Support Layer - Tear stretch at -20 degrees C = 1000% strain at 51 N/mm2. 3. Sealing Layer - Tensile tear strength at +20 degrees C = 500% strain at 60 N/mm2. 4. Sealing Layer - Tensile tear strength at -20 degrees C = 510% strain at 65 N/mm2. Overall System Crack Coverage Capacity: 1. Dynamic = 2cm 2. Static > 5cm Substrate Bonding: 1. > 1.5 N/mm2. Vapor Permeability Sd: 1. 2 to 3 meters Material Hardness: 1. Shore-A Hardness = 92 degrees - 95 degrees. Minimum Application Temperature: 1. +3 degrees C. Additional Characteristics: 1. Perfect hardening at temperatures below 0 degrees C. 2. System bonds to entire substrate with no seepage allowed underneath, and no drainage layer required between sealing layer and dam face. 3. Low profile and resistant to 1-meter thick ice layers. 4. Resistant to dynamic impact of ice. 5. No change in material properties in first 100 years of operation, based on aging testing. 6. Resistant to ultra-violet radiation. 7. System waterproof even at high temperatures, resistant to frost, de-icing salt, root-growth, micro-organisms, and aggressive water. 8. Certified safe for potable water. 9. No mechanical protection required. 10. No mechanical hardware needed for attachment. 11. No other materials required (such as cloth sheeting or tapes). 12. System is repairable if damaged. 13. Proven successful performance on concrete dam installations in cold weather conditions for a period of at least 5 years. We invite other sealing systems manufacturers to notify Reclamation if they have sealing systems with salient characteristics meeting or exceeding the characteristics described above for the ISOPermaproof AG PP-Dam(R) Sealing System. Manufacturers with information regarding other sealing systems need to contact Reclamation within 15 days; after the 15-day period, Reclamation will begin procurement of the ISO Permaproof AG PP-Dam(R) Sealing System. Please submit responses to Mr. Cary Southworth (PRO-220), Bureau of Reclamation, Provo Area Office, 302 East 1860 South, Provo Utah 84606-7317.

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