Washington Electronic Business Solution #RFP 27-CTR01

EWU seeks contractor for comprehensive water treatment program for university mechanical systems.

Eastern Washington University (EWU) is seeking a contractor to deliver a comprehensive water treatment program for its campus mechanical systems. - Government Buyer: - Eastern Washington University (EWU), Washington State - Responsible for university-wide mechanical systems in Cheney, Spokane County - Products and Services Requested: - Water treatment chemicals and compounds - Includes activated carbon, filter elements, algae and microbe control chemicals, antifoaming agents, biological maintainers, boiler water chemical treating compounds, corrosion and scale control chemicals, disinfectants, water testing kits - Water treatment equipment and systems - Chemical and nonchemical water treatment systems, filtration equipment, chlorination equipment, demineralizers, desalination equipment, water softening equipment, and related accessories - Technical services - Ongoing testing, monitoring, consultation, and reporting for system reliability and efficiency - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Contractor must provide both chemical and nonchemical water treatment solutions - Comprehensive technical support, including regular monitoring and reporting - Scope covers a wide range of NIGP commodity codes related to water treatment - Quantities and Part Numbers: - No specific quantities or part numbers provided; scope is broad and covers multiple systems

Description

Eastern Washington University (EWU) is seeking a qualified water treatment contractor to provide a comprehensive water treatment program for university mechanical systems, including boiler systems, cooling tower systems, and closed-loop chilled water systems. The contractor will supply chemicals, technical services, testing, monitoring, consultation, reporting, and related support to maintain an effective water treatment program. The goal is to promote reliable and efficient operation of the systems.

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