Miami University and Ohio University Ionwave #1020262494

Miami University procurement of an Armstrong Series 4300 pump and SG-1414 suction guide

Miami University is seeking an equipment-only replacement pump package for condenser service at its North Chiller Plant. - Government buyer: Miami University, Utilities Department; Office of Strategic Procurement. - Requested equipment: - One Armstrong Fluid Technology Series 4300 split-coupled vertical in-line pump, model 14x14x15, 6-pole, 150 hp, with motor. Design duty is 6,000 US gpm at 78 ft of head; specifications include a 445TCZ frame, bronze-fitted construction, 14-inch ANSI-125 connections, and a 460/3/60 V, 1,190 rpm, ODP motor. - One Armstrong Fluid Technology SG-1414 suction guide, with 14-inch connections, carbon-steel body and guide vanes, and stainless-steel strainer. Pressure drop is 8.5 ft at design flow. - Acceptable alternative: Bell & Gossett equipment may be proposed if it meets the specified design requirements. York is the chiller served by the pump, not a proposal supplier. - Notable requirements: Proposals must provide lead time and delivery estimates, warranty information, and clear identification of any deviations. The manufacturer warranty must be at least one year. Equipment must be delivered onsite and functional by the required project milestone. - The solicitation describes a service portion continuing beyond equipment delivery, but clarifies that this procurement is for equipment only. Evaluation considers price, delivery, quality, durability, suitability, installation cost, serviceability, reliability, and qualifications.

Description

Miami University is seeking proposals for a split-coupled vertical in-line pump with motor and suction guide for condenser line service for the York chiller at the North Chiller Plant. The purchase is intended to replace an existing pump experiencing performance issues and to improve redundancy, efficiency, and availability. Responses are to be submitted electronically through the sourcing portal, and the RFP attachments provide the detailed specifications. Proposals will be evaluated using best-value criteria, including supplier qualifications, compliance, price, delivery, quality, serviceability, and reliability.

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