City of Toledo PlanetBids #10008582

Replacement of In-Line and Bench-Top TOC Analyzers for Toledo Water Treatment Plant

This opportunity involves the City of Toledo's DPU/Water Treatment Plant seeking replacements for in-line and bench-top Total Organic Carbon (TOC) analyzers at its facility in Toledo, Ohio. - Government Buyer: - City of Toledo, Department of Public Utilities (DPU), Water Treatment Plant - Division of Purchases and Supplies (for procurement administration) - Products and Quantities: - 1 in-line TOC meter for water treatment monitoring - 1 bench-top TOC analyzer with autosampler for laboratory analysis - Services Requested: - Assembly and installation of both analyzers - Shipping and delivery to the Water Treatment Plant - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with prevailing wage and living wage requirements per Toledo Municipal Code - Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) required for contracts exceeding $100,000, including union labor conditions, wage rates, and minority business participation goals - Mandatory pre-construction meeting with the Contract Compliance office - Submission of bid guaranty, performance and payment bonds, certified payrolls, and other city paperwork - All contractors and subcontractors must sign and comply with the PLA and attend a pre-job conference with the Northwestern Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation; opportunity is open to all qualified suppliers - Place of Performance/Delivery: - City of Toledo Water Treatment Plant, 3040 York St, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio - Contract Duration: - Six months from award, covering delivery, installation, and compliance activities

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of in-line Total Organic Carbon (TOC) meters, including a bench-top TOC analyzer with autosampler, at the Water Treatment Plant in Toledo, Ohio. The project includes assembly, installation, and delivery of the equipment. The contract duration is six months, and bidders must comply with various labor standards, including prevailing wage and living wage requirements. A pre-construction meeting with the Contract Compliance office is required prior to starting work.

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