B03826 Annual Supply Of Water & Wastewater Chemicals For Bpub & Srwa

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Background The Brownsville Public Utilities Board (BPUB) and the Southmost Regional Water Authority (SRWA) are seeking bids for the annual supply of water and wastewater chemicals. This contract aims to ensure the provision of essential chemicals necessary for effective water treatment and wastewater operations in Cameron County, Texas. The goal is to maintain high standards in water quality and safety for the community. Work Details The contractor will provide various chemicals including: 1. Anhydrous Ammonia - 100,000 pounds 2. Aqueous Ammonia - 180,000 pounds 3. Sodium Hydroxide (Liquid Caustic Soda) - 620,000 pounds (50%) and 260,000 pounds (25%) 4. Liquid Chlorine - 354 tons for BPUB and 96 tons for SRWA 5. Powdered Activated Carbon - 240,000 pounds 6. Liquid Ammonium Sulfate - 275,000 pounds 7. Sodium Bisulfite Solution - 140,000 pounds 8. Citric Acid 50% Solution - 22 totes (330 gallons each) 9. Low Manganese Ferric Chloride - 96,000 pounds 10. Calcium Chloride Solution - 4,200,000 pounds 11. Chlorine Dioxide Service Contract - 350,000 pounds 12. Sodium Chlorite - 90,000 pounds. All products must meet NSF certification standards and be delivered as needed to specified locations in Brownsville, Texas. Period of Performance The contract will be effective for one year from the date of the purchase order with options to renew annually for two additional one-year periods if service and pricing are satisfactory. Place of Performance Delivery locations include: - Water Treatment Plant #1 at 94 W. 13th Street & Power Plant Drive, Brownsville, TX; - Water Treatment Plant #2 at 1455 Robinhood Drive, Brownsville, TX; - Southmost Regional Water Authority at 1255 FM 511, Brownsville, TX; - South Wastewater Treatment Plant at 2800 East University Drive, Brownsville, TX. Bidder Requirements Bidders must provide NSF certification letters with their proposals and demonstrate adequate liability insurance along with other necessary permits and authorizations. Additionally, bidders must have a history of successful municipal references using these products.