Opportunity
St Cloud Opengov #2026-152
Annual Pool Chemicals and Water-Testing Reagents for City of St. Cloud
Posted
November 15, 2026
Respond By
December 17, 2026
Identifier
2026-152
NAICS
424690
The City of St. Cloud is seeking an annual supplier for pool chemicals and water-testing reagents used at its aquatic center and city splash pads. - Government buyer: City of St. Cloud, Procurement Services, for the Parks and Recreation Department, Florida. - OEMs and vendors: No chemical manufacturers or vendors are named. The aquatic center uses a BECSys5 Solution System; it is identified as existing facility equipment, not as a supplier. - Requested products: 19,000 gallons of liquid chlorine; 750 gallons of muriatic acid; 25 50-lb bags of calcium chloride; 15 25-lb bags of filter media; 150 50-lb bags of sodium bicarbonate; 2 50-lb bags of sodium thiosulfate; and 30 25-lb buckets of 73% calcium hypochlorite. - Testing reagents: 3 R-0870 DPD powder containers (J-size, 0.25 lb); 2 pints R-0871 FAS-DPD titrating reagent; 2 pints R-0004 pH indicator solution; 2 oz R-0007 Thiosulfate N/10; 2 oz R-0008 total alkalinity indicator; 2 oz R-0009 sulfuric acid .12N; 1 pint R-0010 calcium buffer; 2 oz R-0011L calcium indicator liquid; and 1 pint R-0012 hardness reagent. - Delivery service: Five estimated emergency-delivery requests. Delivery is included in prices; liquid chlorine must be unloaded into designated tanks, and emergency orders must be delivered within two hours. - Notable requirements: Quantities are estimates and bidders must price every item. Prices remain firm for the first contract year. Suppliers must be licensed to do business in Florida, have at least five years of relevant public-sector experience, and provide at least three similar-project references. - Term and value limit: One-year initial term with four possible one-year renewals. The related agreement sets a $150,000 annual spending limit and a $450,000 aggregate limit, including renewals.
Description
The City of St. Cloud seeks one supplier to provide bulk pool chemicals for its Parks and Recreation Department, for use at the Chris Lyle Aquatic Center and city splash pads. The agreement is for one year, with options to renew for four additional one-year periods, and prices must include delivery and remain firm for one year from award. Deliveries are as-needed; emergency requests require response and delivery within two hours. Bidders must bid on all line items and submit electronically through the OpenGov portal.