Renewable Water Resources Planetbids #607

Supply and delivery of calcium hydroxide lime slurry for ReWa wastewater facilities

Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) is seeking suppliers for lime slurry used at wastewater treatment facilities and pump stations. - Buyer: Renewable Water Resources (ReWa), a South Carolina special purpose district, through its Purchasing Department; based in Greenville County. - Procurement: Supply calcium hydroxide lime slurry at a minimum 30% suspension. No product brand, manufacturer, or part number is specified. - Estimated quantity: 4,018,000 lb of bulk slurry annually at 30% concentration. Totes are also required as needed, but no estimated tote quantity is specified. - Delivery and offloading: Provide bulk, mini-bulk, or tote delivery as required, including the hoses and connections needed to unload into ReWa’s storage tanks. Standard delivery is required within 3–5 days of an order; emergency delivery must be available within two days without an upcharge. - Product and safety requirements: Product must be free of debris and contaminants and compatible with existing storage and feed infrastructure. Suppliers must provide safety and technical data, emergency cleanup and offloading procedures, and safe-handling training at least annually. - Emergency support: Provide 24/7 coordination within 30 minutes of notification, including response support, coordination with the Greenville County Emergency Response Team, and cleanup and disposal assistance. - Companies named in the solicitation: Cape Fear Water Solutions Inc. and CW Moren & Associates, Inc. are identified as prospective bidders, not as awarded suppliers or product manufacturers. - Contract term: Two-year initial term with up to four optional one-year renewals. Pricing is to remain valid for the initial term; later adjustments require ReWa’s approval.

Description

Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) is soliciting vendors to supply and deliver lime slurry for wastewater treatment at its Water Resource Recovery Facilities and pump stations. The lime slurry must contain a minimum 30% suspension of calcium hydroxide, with at least 30% supplied in bulk loads and totes. The contract is intended for an initial two-year period, with an option for four one-year renewals. Vendors must provide delivery, safety documentation, training, and emergency response coordination as specified.

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