CanadaBuys #AB-2026-06731

University of Alberta CPOC condenser-water chemical treatment program

The University of Alberta is seeking a chemical treatment program for the condenser-water system at its CPOC cooling plant in Edmonton, Alberta. - Buyer and site - Government buyer: University of Alberta, Utilities Cooling Plant On Campus (CPOC), Edmonton, Alberta. - Requested service - Design and implement a chemical treatment program for the plant’s condenser-water system, supporting a campus chilled-water network serving more than 80 buildings. - System details - The system serves five 2,000-ton high-pressure centrifugal R134A chillers and five cooling towers connected through a common header. - System capacity is 95 m³ (25,000 US gallons); operating temperature starts at 13°C and may rise based on ambient conditions, which can exceed 40°C. - The stated plant flow rate is 1,330 m³ per hour for one chiller; each cooling tower is also set at 1,330 m³ per hour. - OEMs and vendors - No OEMs, vendors, product brands, models, or part numbers are identified in the opportunity. - Term - The planned initial term is two years, with two optional four-year extensions, for a potential total term of ten years.

Description

The University of Alberta is seeking proposals to design and implement a chemical treatment program for the condenser-water system serving its Utilities Cooling Plant On Campus (CPOC). The system has five chillers and five cooling towers connected through a common header, and supplies chilled water to the University’s North Campus. The University is exploring treatment options for its 95 m³ condenser-water system. The intended contract is for an initial two years, with options for two additional four-year extensions, for a potential total term of ten years.

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