Lake Elsinore Planet bids #146493

Lake Elsinore Modular Floating Platforms for Moleaer Nanobubble Systems

The City of Lake Elsinore is seeking proposals for two modular floating platforms to support Moleaer containerized nanobubble treatment systems as part of its water-quality improvement program. - Government Buyer: - City of Lake Elsinore, City Manager's Office - OEM Highlight: - Moleaer (manufacturer of nanobubble treatment systems) - Products Requested: - Two modular floating work platforms - Each platform approximately 40 ft x 60 ft - Composed of about six modular barge sections - Painted in City of Lake Elsinore blue - Designed for long-term freshwater service - Must support standard 20-foot shipping containerized Moleaer systems - Includes marine/structural engineering for flotation, stability, anchoring/spud arrangement, safe operating access, spud handling, and intake lifting winches - Unique Requirements: - Platforms must be engineered for safe operation and handling of spuds and intake assemblies - Deck area and access envelope must accommodate Moleaer equipment, but barge manufacturer and modular section dimensions are not mandated - Complete platform system required; not restricted to proprietary solutions - Marine/structural engineering services integral to the platform design - Proposal Details: - Proposals must include engineering, fabrication, coating, and delivery timeline - Submission via PlanetBids portal - No specific part numbers provided; quantity is two platforms

Description

The City of Lake Elsinore is soliciting proposals for two modular floating work platforms to support Moleaer containerized nanobubble treatment systems as part of Phase 3 of the Lake Elsinore water-quality program. The platforms must be suitable for long-term freshwater service and include marine and structural engineering for flotation, stability, anchoring/spud arrangement, safe operating access, and handling of spuds and intake assemblies. The provided Moleaer general arrangement serves as a reference for deck area and access but does not specify a proprietary barge manufacturer or exact structural details. Proposals must be submitted electronically by October 22, 2026.

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