Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport OpenGov #26-052-ITB

Technical-grade phosphoric acid for airport storm water treatment

Kenton County Airport Board is seeking technical-grade phosphoric acid for Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport’s storm water treatment plant. - Government buyer: Kenton County Airport Board (KCAB), Environmental Operations Department; owner/operator of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). - Requested product: An estimated 10,000 gallons of technical-grade phosphoric acid over 12 months; no part number, brand, OEM, or supplier is specified. - Minimum 75% phosphoric acid by weight and specific gravity of at least 1.575. - Bulk delivery is preferred to the plant’s 1,500-gallon tank; IBC totes require prior KCAB approval. - Delivery is required within seven days of an order, with a Certificate of Analysis for each shipment. - Notable supplier requirements: At least three years of relevant chemical-supply experience, appropriate hazardous-material licenses and permits, and personnel trained to deliver corrosive chemicals. Pricing must include transportation and remain firm-fixed for five years. - Other contract scope: The draft agreement describes contractor-furnished labor, materials, equipment, personnel, supervision, tools, and facilities for work assigned by KCAB at CVG; it does not provide a separate defined service scope or quantity. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, brands, or suppliers are named. The government buyer is KCAB.

Description

Kenton County Airport Board (KCAB) is seeking bids to supply technical-grade phosphoric acid for the Environmental Operations Department at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The acid must contain at least 75% by weight and have a specific gravity of at least 1.575. An estimated 10,000 gallons will be purchased over twelve months, with delivery to the Storm Water Treatment Plant; delivery lead time may not exceed seven days after receipt of an order. Pricing must be all-inclusive and firm-fixed for five years, and KCAB may make multiple awards or award less than the quantities offered.

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