Amendment_0001_Page_19_Synopsis_Solicitation_0001.pdf

treatment. Aluminum Chloride is the coagulant for industrial and sanitary wastewater treatment applications, due to its high efficiency, effectiveness in clarification, and utility as a sludge dewatering agent. The chemical leaves no residual color and offers effective turbidity removal.

Provided in 55-gallon containers. See attached manufacturer’s Interpac 113 MSDS sheet.

2. Item 002 MicroC 1000 ™: (or approved equal) liquid, carbohydrate-based, non-hazardous, green brand name water treatment chemical designed specifically for use as a carbon source for biological contaminant removal (nitrates, metals) applications and/or BOD supplementation in water/wastewater treatment Provided in 55-gallon containers. See attached manufacturer’s MicroC 1000 specification sheet.

3. Item 003 Citric Acid: NSF grade liquid used as a cleaning agent to maintain the WWTP ultra-filtration membranes. Provided in 55 gal drums

4. Item 004 Caustic Soda 50% solution: National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) grade liquid used as an agent to maintain proper PH balances in the wastewater treatment process. Provided in 55 gal drums

5. Item 005 Hypochlorite Solution: (chlorine) NSF grade liquid used as for effluent disinfectant and to clean and disinfect the internal WWTP systems. Provided in 30 gal drums.

6. Item 006 Emergency Repairs – if needed may include pump replacement, aeration blower repairs, filter replacement, system controls repair, and other corrective maintenance work. This item will be on an as needed basis and will have a not to exceed (NTE) limit of 50 labor hours and $10,000 for materials. The COR will notify the contractor when emergency repairs are needed. The contractor will be required to submit a detailed breakdown of cost for the repair to the COR for review and approval. A task order will be issued for approved emergency repairs.

No work shall be performed without a task order.

Chemical delivery storage and labeling requirements:

• Chemicals will be labeled in accordance Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Hazard Communication Standard “HCS/HazCom 2012 Final Rule” using the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

• Delivered chemicals are received and stored on site at the ASIS WWTP

• Chemicals are delivered by truck licensed and equipped to safely transport, handle, load, and unload 55-gallon chemical drums. The contractor is responsible for loading and unloading and placement of full and empty chemical drums within the WWTP indoor storage area.

• The truck driver shall be licensed to transport and handle hazardous materials.

• The contractor will make every effort to maintain consistent chemical sourcing and quality.