Halifax Water BidsAndTenders #Q64-2026

Repair and Refit of Rotating Biological Contactor at Lakeside/Timberlea WWTF

This opportunity involves the repair and refit of a Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC) at the Lakeside/Timberlea Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) for the Halifax Regional Water Commission. - Government Buyer: - Halifax Regional Water Commission - Scope of Work: - Transport a newly fabricated RBC shaft from QBC Coatings (Dartmouth, NS) to the WWTF - Remove failed RBC shaft and media - Clean and inspect all components - Reinstall media onto the new shaft - Install the new RBC media/shaft assembly - Reconnect drive and bearing equipment - Assist with commissioning and testing - Install RBC covers and end caps - Transport old shaft for inspection and repairs - Reinstate landscaping after work completion - Products/Services Requested: - Repair and refit services for Rotating Biological Contactor (no specific part numbers or quantities listed) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named in the notice - QBC Coatings is mentioned as the fabricator of the new shaft (role as fabricator, not OEM) - Unique Requirements: - Includes both mechanical repair and site reinstatement - Coordination with QBC Coatings for shaft fabrication and delivery - On-site commissioning and testing support - No specific products, part numbers, or purchase quantities are listed in the notice.

Description

This RFQ is issued by Halifax Regional Water Commission to solicit quotations for the repair and refit of a Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC) at Lakeside/Timberlea WWTF. The project involves removing, cleaning, and installing RBC media onto a new shaft, transporting the old shaft for inspection and repairs, and reinstating landscaping. The contractor will be responsible for transporting the new shaft from the fabricator to the WWTF, removing the existing RBC shaft and media, cleaning and inspecting the media and shaft, reinstalling media onto the new shaft, installing the new RBC media/shaft assembly, reconnecting drive and bearing equipment, assisting with commissioning and testing, installing RBC covers and end caps, transporting the old shaft to the fabricator, and landscaping reinstatement.

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