New York State Contract Reporter #2140828

Troy water-treatment-plant corrosion-control and infrastructure upgrades

The City of Troy is seeking bids for corrosion-control optimization and major water-treatment-plant upgrades. - Buyer: City of Troy, New York, Department of Public Utilities; procurement is administered through the Office of the City Comptroller’s Bureau of Contracts and Procurement/Purchasing Office. - Scope: Work spans all eight flocculation and sedimentation basins and the chemical-storage area, including concrete and joint repairs, coatings, sludge-collector replacement, sluice gates, access and safety features, ventilation, fire protection, electrical work, and orthophosphate storage and feed systems. - Named OEMs and manufacturers: Daikin (CAH006GDGM heating and ventilating unit); Plastec (P20SS4P033 exhaust fan); transformer options from Square D, Maddox, or Eaton. No reseller or general-contractor vendor is identified. - Notable quantities and requirements: Eight sludge-collector mechanisms and eight 24-inch-square influent sluice gates are specified in the drawings. Bid forms also list eight handrail/fence items, eight temporary-scaffolding items, and two-basin sludge-collector replacement. A phased work sequence is required, with no more than two basins out of service at once; collector mechanisms are anticipated 20–36 weeks after shop-drawing approval. - Other requirements: The bid specifications identify New York and Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements, SRF and AIS/BABA provisions, and a 20% MWBE participation goal. The design documents are marked for regulatory review, not construction. The documents contain conflicting construction completion requirements. - Term: Per-item prices are guaranteed for one year after award, with up to two additional one-year extensions by mutual agreement.

Description

The City of Troy seeks bids to establish a price for corrosion control treatment optimization for its Department of Public Utilities. The scope includes water treatment plant infrastructure and corrosion control treatment optimization upgrades. Specifications and drawings are included with the bid documents. The contract term is one year, with per-item pricing guaranteed for twelve months from award.

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