Pinellas County Opengov #178-0270-B

Award for Supply and Delivery of Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite to Pinellas County Utilities

Pinellas County Utilities Department has awarded a five-year contract for the supply and delivery of liquid sodium hypochlorite, a chemical essential for water and wastewater disinfection, to Odyssey Manufacturing Company. - Government Buyer: - Pinellas County Utilities Department, managed by the Board of County Commissioners and the Purchasing Department - OEM/Vendor: - Odyssey Manufacturing Company (primary supplier and manufacturer) - Products Requested: - Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite (12.2/12.5 trade percent available chlorine) - Estimated annual quantity: 2,193,000 gallons - Must meet AWWA Standard B-300-99 and NSF Standard 60 certifications - Delivered to multiple water and wastewater treatment facilities across Pinellas County - Delivery methods include bulk tanker and less-than-tanker loads, with standard and emergency delivery timelines - Notable Requirements: - Five-year contract term with annual price adjustments based on the Producer Price Index for Chemical Manufacturing - Price adjustment requests must be submitted four months prior to contract anniversary - Product must be delivered within two days of order, with 24-hour turnaround for emergencies - Safety protocols and specific delivery logistics required - Delivery Locations: - Multiple water and wastewater treatment plants and booster stations throughout Pinellas County, including S.K. Keller Water Plant, North Booster Station, Logan Water Booster Station, Capri Water Booster Station, W.E. Dunn Wastewater Plant, Gulf Beach Water Booster Station, South Cross Bayou Wastewater Plant, McKay Creek Wastewater Plant, Pump Station 016, and two Solid Waste Water Treatment Plant sites - Estimated Contract Value: - $4,875,950 total over five years (approx. $975,190 annually)

Description

This contract was awarded by Pinellas County to Odyssey Manufacturing Company for the supply and delivery of liquid sodium hypochlorite (12.2 trade percent). The chemical is used by the Utilities Department for disinfecting equipment and facilities throughout the county. The contract was for a five-year term from July 17, 2018 to July 16, 2023, with an estimated total value of $4,875,950.00. Price adjustments were allowed annually based on the Producer Price Index for Chemical Manufacturing.

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