Opportunity
De Soto County Demandstar #ITB-22-17-00-0-2022/JD
Repair and Maintenance of Three Potable Water Tanks in DeSoto County, FL
Posted
May 10, 2022
Respond By
June 07, 2022
Identifier
ITB-22-17-00-0-2022/JD
NAICS
238290, 237110
This opportunity involves the repair and maintenance of three potable water tanks for DeSoto County, Florida: - Government Buyer: - DeSoto County Board of County Commissioners (Purchasing Department) - Scope of Work: - Repair and maintenance of three potable water tanks: - 500,000-gallon concrete tank at North Booster Station - 175,000-gallon concrete ground storage tank - 100,000-gallon steel elevated storage tank at DeSoto Correctional Institute - Contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, scaffolding, and forms - All work must comply with OSHA, AWWA, and industry standards - Welders must be certified per ASME Section IX - Submittals (computations, drawings, specifications) required electronically within 10 days of Notice to Proceed - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or part numbers are mentioned - Notable Requirements: - Strict adherence to safety and industry standards - Certified welders required - Work hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm - Substantial completion in 100 days, final completion in 120 days - Locations: - 2600 Snow Street, Arcadia, FL (North Booster Station) - 13617 SW Hwy 70, Arcadia, FL (DeSoto Correctional Institute) - No product purchases; all services are for repair and maintenance
Description
The DeSoto County Board of County Commissioners is seeking proposals for the repair and maintenance of three potable water tanks located within DeSoto County, Florida. The work includes providing labor, materials, and equipment to service a 500,000-gallon concrete tank at the North Booster Station, a 175,000-gallon concrete ground storage tank, and a 100,000-gallon steel elevated storage tank at the DeSoto Correctional Institute. The contractor must comply with OSHA, AWWA, and industry standards, with certified welders as required. The project schedule requires work to begin within 10 days of contract execution, with substantial completion in 100 days and final completion in 120 days.