City of Lincoln Ionwave #26-126 Addendum 1

Chemical Feed Piping Replacement and Upgrades at A-33 Odor Control Building

The City of Lincoln, Nebraska is seeking bids for chemical feed piping replacement and related upgrades at the A-33 Odor Control Building. - Government Buyer: City of Lincoln, Nebraska (contact: Aaron Dressel) - Scope of Work: - Replace existing chemical feed piping with new polyethylene or SCH80 CPVC piping as specified - Install new chemical feed pumps with poly skids and associated accessories - Repair and apply chemical-resistant coating to the interior (floor and sidewalls up to 5 feet) of a fiberglass sodium hypochlorite tank - Demolish and remove old piping and equipment as needed - Transport materials to the site and handle hazardous chemicals - Products/Services Requested: - Chemical feed piping (polyethylene or SCH80 CPVC) - Pump skids with accessories - Fiberglass repair materials and chemical-resistant coating - General labor and installation services - Notable Requirements: - All valves must be compatible with PE piping and chemicals used - Pollution/environmental liability insurance required due to chemical handling - Mandatory pre-bid meeting for all bidders - No bid bond required, but performance/payment bond is mandatory - Compliance with insurance and employee classification laws - OEMs/Vendors: - No specific OEMs mandated; previous repairs referenced Power Process Equipment, Incorporated/Ferguson Industrial - Estimated contract value: $250,001 to $500,000 - Open to all qualified vendors; no Davis-Bacon, domestic, or DBE requirements

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of chemical feed piping, installation of new pumps with poly skids in the A33 odor control building, and repair of a fiberglass sodium hypochlorite tank. The work includes furnishing all tools, equipment, supplies, materials, and labor necessary to complete the project in a substantial and workmanlike manner. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled, and bidders must attend to be considered for award. The contract requires compliance with insurance and employee classification laws, and no bid bond is required, but a performance/payment bond is.

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