Opportunity

City of Tampa #279970

Comprehensive Water Treatment Program for Tampa Convention Center HVAC Systems

Posted

July 02, 2026

Respond By

August 03, 2026

Identifier

279970

NAICS

221330, 238220

The City of Tampa is seeking a comprehensive water treatment solution for the Tampa Convention Center's HVAC systems. - Government Buyer: - City of Tampa, Convention & Tourism Department - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Chemtreat - Premier Water & Energy Technology, Inc. - SWE, Inc. - Products and Services Requested: - Water treating chemicals for chilled water and cooling tower systems - Water purification apparatus and treatments - Water quality monitoring equipment - Corrosion inhibitors (with emphasis on copper protection) - Chemical feed equipment (automated and properly sized) - Comprehensive water treatment services, including chemical treatment, monitoring, and maintenance - Maintenance and repair services for HVAC and wastewater treatment systems - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Solutions must optimize system performance, improve corrosion and biological control, and enhance reliability during critical event operations - Reduce water and chemical consumption - Increase cooling tower cycles of concentration - Maintain corrosion inhibitor levels, especially for copper - Strengthen biological treatment with advanced chemical feed systems - Require advanced online monitoring and automated control for system visibility and responsiveness - Mandatory pre-bid meeting and site inspection - Detailed pricing, qualifications, and compliance documentation required - Electronic submission via OpenGov portal

Description

The City of Tampa is soliciting bids for comprehensive water treatment services for HVAC systems at the Tampa Convention Center. The scope includes treatment of chilled water systems, cooling towers, and related water purification and safety equipment. Bidders must provide detailed pricing, qualifications, and compliance documentation. Attendance at the pre-bid meeting and site inspection is mandatory. Responses are to be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal.

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