Opportunity

Tallahassee Bonfire #RFP-091-26-RR

Power Plant Chemical Treatment Programs for Tallahassee Generating Stations

Posted

July 27, 2026

Respond By

August 31, 2026

Identifier

RFP-091-26-RR

NAICS

325998, 541690, 541330

The City of Tallahassee's Energy Services - Electric & Gas department is seeking proposals for comprehensive Power Plant Chemical Treatment Programs at the A.B. Hopkins and Sam O. Purdom Generating Stations. - Government Buyer: - City of Tallahassee, Florida – Energy Services - Electric & Gas - Products and Services Requested: - Boiler/HRSG and water treatment chemicals for power plant operations - Complete water treatment systems, including both chemical and non-chemical (e.g., ultraviolet sterilization) solutions - Removal equipment for water treatment (e.g., ammonia, bacterial, iron removal) - Recycled chemical raw materials for treatment processes - Consultation and advisory services to ensure safe, consistent operation of plant boiler and auxiliary systems - Chemical testing services for water quality and treatment efficacy - Engineering services for water and wastewater treatment, including chemical processing, storage, supply, and distribution - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Proposals must include both technical and cost components - Solutions must conform to technical and commercial specifications and adhere to industry guidelines for chemical treatment in utility plants - The solicitation covers a broad range of chemical and engineering services, emphasizing safety, consistency, and compliance with industry standards

Description

The City of Tallahassee, Florida is soliciting proposals for Power Plant Treatment Programs for the A.B. Hopkins and Sam O. Purdom Generating Stations. The scope includes boiler/HRSG and water treatment chemicals, consultation, and advisory services to ensure consistent and safe operation of the plant boiler and auxiliary systems. The work must comply with industry guidelines and standards for chemical treatment programs in utility plants. The solicitation is managed by the Energy Services - Electric & Gas department.

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