1. Exhibit A - SOW, SPECS, & BIDDER RESPONS Final.pdf

EXHIBIT A (Complete and Return)

STATEMENT OF WORK, SPECIFICATIONS, BIDDER RESPONSE

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS (CDOC)

DQ CAAA 2027000048 – Boiler Chemicals & Treatment Services at Denver

Complex

1. STATEMENT OF WORK: This SOW describes the services and deliverables sought through this DQ and the scope of what the awarded Bidder(s) will be expected to offer through the Purchase Order resulting from this DQ. The SOW is intended to provide interested Bidders with sufficient basic information to submit a Quote. It is not intended to limit a quote’s content or exclude any relevant or essential data. CDOC is seeking Quotes from qualified bidders that can provide Boiler Chemicals and Treatment services on site at Denver Correctional Complex.

Boiler Water Treatment services include: Maintain the appropriate water chemical levels for optimal performance of steam boiler system, condenser, condensate, and chiller water of closed system; Implement a treatment program which protects boilers from water scale and corrosion to prevent any malfunction or system issues; Monthly testing of water chemical composition, adding or adjusting water concentration levels, inspection of boiler functions and controls.

Consult with facility staff on operational practices, provide technical guidance and support of chemical handling, and make recommendations for system care.

The awarded bidder(s) will be expected to provide all necessary chemicals, materials, equipment, testing supplies, and tools to perform treatment services on site.

Monthly schedule of services: Services must be prescheduled, one day per month, based on Denver Correctional Complex Physical Plant staff agreed upon date and time. Additional calls for testing and treatment may be requested prior to the regular monthly schedule.

Urgent service calls: Must be able and prepared to respond within 24 hours for urgent or emergency service calls; It is critical for the daily operations of the facility that the Boiler System be fully operational at all times.

i. Please be advised that all venders interested in submitting a quote for these services must attend the Mandatory Site Visit scheduled for 9:00am Monday, August 24, 2026. See section 4 of the Document Quote for additional instructions and information.

2. SPECIFICATIONS OF BOILERS:

Denver Women’s Correctional Facility currently has three (3) Kewanee, model number H3S-

600G02 boilers installed in December of 1999.

Steam capacity is 23,431 lbs. per hour. Steam Condensate with surface blowdown.

Facility boiler system supports an 8-acre interior.

Natural gas is the heat source, and natural gas for the 3-pass fire tube.

Chemical controls: Timers and pumps are used to administer chemicals.

Two (2) York Chillers model #4TH3A4E1-CNHS were built in 1998, located at Denver

Women’s Correctional Facility that support the boiler system.

Two (2) TRANE Chillers model #RTHA 255F built in 1989, located at Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center that support the boiler system.

Water Source: Supplied water is from City of Denver water to a water softener. Feedwater is polished down to less than one gain; Chillers are separate from boilers.

3. DELIVERABLES:

Water Treatment Chemicals List:

i. Controls corrosion in water with a low Langelier Saturation Index (LSI) – CA 31955.

a. Hydroxyphosphono acetic acid, sodium salt

b. Sodium tolyltriazole

c. Sodium hydroxide

ii. Prevents microbiological fouling and biofouling in water-cooled systems – CA 40215

a. Magnesium nitrate

b. 5-Chloro-2methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one

iii. A concentrated, EPA-registered liquid oxidizing microbicide containing 10% sodium hypochlorite by weight. Used to control bacteria, fungi, and algae – CA MB-38.

a. Sodium hypochlorite

b. Sodium hydroxide

iv. Scale prevention and sludge conditioning - CA 13455.

v. Raises pH and increases water alkalinity to protect infrastructure from corrosion and acid-driven degradation - CA 11800

a. Sodium hydroxide

vi. Boiler Oxygen Scavenger is used in industrial water treatment systems to remove dissolved oxygen from boiler feed water. This protects boiler components from oxygen-targeted pitting and aggressive internal corrosion. - CA 10270

a. Sodium bisulfite

Water Testing Supplies List:

i. Sulfuric Acid N/50 (Titrating).

ii. Coliform Test Kits to include laboratory analysis of samples, done monthly.

iii. Fluorescent Red Tracer Dye Tablets.

Technical and Training Support Requirements:

i. Service representatives possess a technical degree(s), certifications, knowledge or experience, and expertise in water treatment systems.

ii. Provide formal training on the handling of chemicals, installation, care, maintenance, testing, and operation of water treatment systems.

iii. Regular consulting services upon request and at least monthly.

iv. 24-Hour response time to service calls.

4. ON SITE SERVICE LOCATION

A. The Denver Women’s Correctional Facility, located at 3600 Havana Street, Denver, CO 80239 and the Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center, located at 10900 Smith Road, Denver, CO 80239, are high-security and maximum-security facilities, respectively. Some interaction or verbal contact with offenders that work in the same area may occur.

B. Service Technicians must have the ability to work in the space, area, near and around where the boiler system is located on the facility property to perform services.

C. Any employee(s) or assistant(s) of the Awarded bidder(s) working with Service Technicians that will be entering a State of Colorado Correctional Facility, must be able to pass a background check.

D. Performance Standards: Any failure to deliver (non-delivery) of awarded goods or services on three (3) separate occasions within the agreed-upon timeframe or as specified may result in the Bidder being deemed a non-responsible bidder(s), leading to disqualification from participating in all future solicitations for a period of three (3) years or indefinitely.

5. CDOC RESPONSIBILITIES

Facility staff will escort technicians and assistants through the facility while performing the monthly Boiler water treatment services.

Facility staff will coordinate schedule for monthly services with the Awarded bidder(s).

Reasonable time will be provided for services based on the necessary services; additional work may require another service date to be scheduled.

Training and consulting services provided by awarded bidder(s) will be received by facility staff to care for and maintain Boiler system.

6. PRICING

A. Pricing must be provided on an itemized quote document or on Exhibit D-Price Quote. Price per size of chemical, treatment services, testing, training, support and any additional service call pricing must be provided.

B. Pricing of all goods and services will be considered all inclusive, no additional shipping, surcharges, or taxes will be paid. Bidders should take shipping costs into consideration when submitting a bid response to this solicitation.

C. Per diem, lodging and travel expenses are not authorized for these services and will not be considered for award during the evaluation process. Any such charges listed on an invoice from the awarded bidder(s) will not be paid, travel costs must be taken into consideration when submitting a bid response to this solicitation.

D. All pricing shall remain firm during the first-year term of the Purchase Order.

E. The CDOC may at its sole discretion elect to include a provision in the CDOC Purchase Order that allows the CDOC to consider an annual price increase not to exceed 2.5% for each fiscal year of the Purchase Order if awarded. Any price increase(s) must be agreed upon between CDOC and the awarded bidder(s).

7. INVOICING

A. All invoices will need to be submitted via email to: DOC Accounts Payable office, doc_accountspayable@state.co.us B. All invoices will be sent each month after scheduled water, testing, and chemical services have been completed within 15 business days to the above referenced departments/staff via email.

8. EQUAL SPECIFICATIONS

A. Brand names and specifications used herein are intended to aid in establishing the desired standard of quality needed to meet state requirements, and not to unduly restrict competition.

Unless a specific item’s description states otherwise, you may submit a bid for a product of equal specifications and quality.

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9. BIDDER QUESTIONS (please provide response)

INFORMATION SOUGHT BIDDER RESPONSE

Bidder name (company)

Number of years in business

Number of employees

Services Outside of Colorado or the United States. Bidders must disclose services performed outside of Colorado or the United States as required by C.R.S. §24-102-206.

Please sign and return Exhibit E.

Is the bidder a nonresident bidder from a state that provides a bidding preference to bidders from that state, YES or NO and what state.

Please confirm that your proposal is fully compliant with Section 3.A Accessibility Requirement of the DQ. YES or NO

Secretary of State (SOS) registration. Before contract execution, the awarded bidder must be registered to do business in the state of Colorado. If a bidder is a foreign corporation (formed under a statute or common law in a jurisdiction other than Colorado) or other foreign entity transacting business in the state of Colorado, it shall warrant that it currently has obtained and shall maintain any applicable certificate of authority to transact business in the state of Colorado and has designated a registered agent in Colorado to accept service of process. Are you registered with the Colorado SOS? YES or NO.

Bidder must affirm agreement with the PO Terms and Conditions. If not in agreement, written exceptions in accordance with Section 9.A.xviii.v of the DQ (Attachment 1). Any changes must be provided with Bidder’s Bid.

Please confirm YES or NO

Have you spoken with anyone other than the Single Point of Contact listed in this DQ? YES or NO

INFORMATION SOUGHT BIDDER RESPONSE

Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB). Reference §24-103-905, C.R.S., et. seq.

SDVOSB Bidders must submit documentation of certification issued through the U.S. Department of veteran’s affairs in their Proposal. §24-103-905 C.R.S. sets a SDVOSB goal of at least 3% of all contracts by dollar value be awarded to SDVOSBs who must be incorporated or organized in Colorado, or they must maintain a place of business or have an office in Colorado and must be officially registered and verified as a SDVOSB by the Center for Verification and Evaluation within the United States department of veteran’s affairs. Are you a Service- Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business? Yes or No. If you answered “Yes” please submit documentation of certification with your proposal.

Within the last 5 years, has your company (or any affiliates) defaulted on a Purchase order or Contract or had a Purchase Order or Contract terminated for cause? If yes, provide the date, contracting entity, type of contract, and details about the termination or default.

Has your company (or any affiliates) been a party to litigation against the State of Colorado? If the answer is Yes, then state the date of initial filing, case name and court number, and jurisdiction.

State of CO debt/tax payment. I certify that all applicable state of Colorado taxes are paid, and that no outstanding debt is owed to the state of Colorado. Please Confirm YES or NO

Does your company use Subcontractors? YES or NO

Have you filled out Exhibits A-E and returned with your Quote? YES or NO

FOR PROCUREMENT USE YES NO

Did Bidder Return Exhibit A?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit B?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit C?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit D?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit E?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit F?

Did Bidder Return Exhibit G? (For Mandatory Site Visit)

Did Bidder Return Attachment 1 with changes?

Does Bidder have all required licenses, certifications, and insurance coverage?