Opportunity
Philadelphia Gas Works Procureware #36019
PGW one-time purchase of specification-compliant plug and ball valves
Posted
October 19, 2026
Respond By
October 26, 2026
Identifier
36019
NAICS
423840
Philadelphia Gas Works is seeking a one-time purchase of specification-compliant plug and ball valves for its distribution operations. - Buyer: Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW), Field Operations Department, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. - Procurement: Plug valves in 4–30-inch sizes and ball valves in 2–30-inch sizes, with welded-end and/or raised-face flange configurations as specified. Quantities are not stated, and substitutions are not permitted. - Approved OEMs and models: Flowserve and Galli & Cassina for plug valves; Balon, Ballomax, Cameron, PBV, and Bohmer for ball valves. Size-specific model numbers and configurations are listed in the product line items. - Common technical requirements: API 6D compliance, ANSI Class 150 pressure rating of 285 psi, fire-safe construction, new ball valves, and Distribution pre-approval with drawings before award. Certified 10-psig low-pressure air-test results are required for specified valves. - Buried-service and larger-valve requirements, as applicable: Extended stems and tagged lubrication/vent lines sized to fit a 15-inch valve box; at least 16-mil tar-set coating; gear operation, trunnion and double-block-and-bleed designs, and lifting eyes on specified larger valves. - Delivery and value: This is a one-time purchase, not an annual subscription. The notice has inconsistent delivery timing; quantities and pricing are not supplied, so a reliable contract-value estimate cannot be determined.
Description
Philadelphia Gas Works is requesting pricing for a one-time purchase order to furnish plug and ball valves. Valves must meet specification DS30.9 and be from the approved manufacturers listed there; substitutions are not permitted. Sealed bids must be submitted through PGW Procureware by October 26, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST, and bidders must provide pricing and lead time for each line item. The notice states a need-by delivery date of September 1, 2027, while also noting a conflicting September 1, 2026 date elsewhere.