Dept of Management Services Florida #0000403222

Water Storage Tank Maintenance and Repair Services for Okaloosa County

Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners is seeking qualified contractors for comprehensive maintenance and repair services on multiple water storage tanks in its water system. - Government Buyer: - Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners, Florida - Scope of Work: - Blasting, cleaning, repairing, and painting of the North Beal Extension 500,000-gallon torospherical elevated water storage tank - Repairing and repainting roofs of four elevated water storage tanks: - El Matador 200,000-gallon pedestal spheroid tank - Live Oak 1.5 million gallon hydropillar tank - Main Island 500,000-gallon pedestal spheroid tank - Oddfellow 1.5 million gallon hydropillar tank - Interior cleaning and inspections of two potable water storage tanks, with inspection reports compliant with Florida Administrative Code (FAC) Chapter 62-555.350 (2) - Visual inspection of hatches/doors and ventilation screening for tanks in the Okaloosa County Water system - Miscellaneous repairs on twelve tanks in the OCWS system - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Inspection reports must meet FAC Chapter 62-555.350 (2) standards - Mandatory pre-bid conference participation - Services must address both interior and exterior tank maintenance, including safety and regulatory compliance

Description

This solicitation is for the blasting, cleaning, repairing, and painting of the North Beal Extension 500,000-gallon torospherical elevated water storage tank. It also includes repairing and repainting the roofs of four elevated water storage tanks and interior cleaning and inspections of two potable water storage tanks with inspection reports to meet FAC Chapter 62-555.350 (2) requirements. Additionally, the project involves visual inspection of hatches/doors and ventilation screening of tanks in the Okaloosa County Water system, along with miscellaneous repairs on twelve tanks in the OCWS system.

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