North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Opengov #MA-060-23010931

Award for Water Circulation Loop Treatments and Maintenance at Orange County Correctional Facilities

This award summary outlines the County of Orange Sheriff's Department's contract for water circulation loop treatments and related services at multiple correctional and government facilities: - Government Buyer - County of Orange, Sheriff-Coroner Department, Facilities Operations - Awarded Vendor - Economic Alternatives, Inc. - OEMs and Key Products - Chemical products and equipment for water treatment, including: - Cooling Tower Scale & Corrosion Inhibitor (EA 125T) - Oxidizing Biocide - Bromine (BioBromBT) - Sanitizer/Non-Oxidizing Biocide (AquaCar GA50) - Glutaraldehyde Boiler Deposit Control - Phosphate (EA 179M) - Oxygen Scavenger - Sulfite (EA 112) - Condensate Treatment - Amine (SR-53) - Closed Loop Inhibitor - Nitrite (CL2) - Cooling Towers (Marley NC8403QAN2) - Water Cooled Chillers (Trane CVH300) - Steam Boilers (Parker 115L, Aldrich A3S4-120X, Fulton Tribute ICT-9.5) - Pot Feeder (Wingert DB-5 HD) - Coupon Rack (GTP CSCR 207 FC B05) - Services Requested - Regular (weekly, monthly, as-needed) water treatment and maintenance for steam boilers, chilled water, heating hot water, and condenser water systems - Chemical supply, equipment inspection, and emergency repairs (24/7 availability) - Labor rates specified for repairs during regular and after-hours - Unique or Notable Requirements - Compliance with regulatory and security protocols, including the Sheriff's Department Tool Control Policy - Emergency response times and firm-fixed pricing for the initial contract period - Facilities Covered - Theo Lacy Facility (Orange, CA) - Central Jail Complex (Santa Ana, CA) - Coroner Facility (Santa Ana, CA) - James A. Musick Facility (Irvine, CA) - Period of Performance - Three-year base contract with an option for a two-year renewal; emergency services available 24/7

Description

This contract is between the County of Orange and Economic Alternatives, Inc. for the treatment of water circulation loops. It is a firm fixed fee contract where the contractor agrees to provide specified treatments as outlined in the scope of work. The contract includes attachments detailing the scope, compensation, and relevant policies. The contract term is from July 17, 2023, to July 16, 2026, and the work is performed in Orange County, California.

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