Lee County Ionwave #SS260364KCW

Single-source procurement for Hoover irrigation pumps maintenance and support for Lee County Facilities and Construction Management.

Lee County Facilities and Construction Management is seeking maintenance and support services for its existing Hoover irrigation pump stations. - Government Buyer: - Lee County Facilities and Construction Management, managed by Lee County Procurement Management - OEM and Vendor: - Hoover Pumping Systems Corporation (sole OEM and vendor) - Products and Services Requested: - Flowguard Smart software for remote operations and real-time visibility - Controller upgrades for pump stations - Filter systems for irrigation pumps - Maintenance and repair services for pump stations - Data service for pump station operations and monitoring - Software updates for Flowguard Smart software - Unique Requirements: - Flowguard Smart software is uniquely compatible with existing pump stations - Real-time visibility, optimal water supply management, trouble alerts, and water use reporting required by South Florida Water Management District - Only Hoover Pumping Systems Corporation can provide the required services and components; no other vendors or products are compatible - Single-source procurement notice, but other firms with equivalent capabilities may contact Lee County Procurement Management for review

Description

Lee County Facilities and Construction Management seeks to execute a single-source procurement for maintenance and repair of existing pump stations providing proper irrigation to the ball field turf, landscape, and all other grass. The service includes data service, software updates, controller upgrades, filter systems, and any other necessary components, including Flowguard software for remote operations. Hoover Pumping Systems Corporation is the only vendor that can support the software, supply maintenance services, and replacement components for the existing pump stations. The software provides real-time visibility over the pump stations and irrigation zones and is designed to provide optimal water supplies, control lake depths, send trouble alerts, and generate water use reports required by the South Florida Water Management District.

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