4. Exhibit D - Price Quote.xlsx
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- Boiler Chemicals & Treatment SRVS BVCF
- Solicitation number
- DQ1 CAAA 2027000132 1
- Issued by
- Garfield County, Colorado
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This is a price quote form (Exhibit D) for the Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) solicitation DQ 2027000132 for Boiler Chemicals & Treatment Services at the Buena Vista Correctional Facility (BVCF). The form requests unit pricing for sixteen line items comprising boiler water treatment chemicals, oxygen scavengers, steam condensate treatment, boiler sludge conditioner, and various testing reagents and indicators used for water quality monitoring. Specific chemical products are identified by their product codes and formulations, including RMA1226, RMA1018, RMA2060, and RMA1284, with most primary treatment chemicals supplied in 55-gallon drums. The quote form also includes provisions for testing kits, laboratory analysis of samples, monthly water treatment service, consulting and training, and emergency service calls, with vendors required to specify container sizes for individual testing reagents and indicate whether certain services are offered separately from chemical costs.
The pricing structure requires vendors to provide cost per unit or service on an all-inclusive basis. The form does not identify specific response dates, site visit requirements, bidder conferences, award dates, or contract term details within this exhibit. Vendors must complete the price quote form and submit total costs, with the option to provide comments explaining any service bundling or delivery arrangements. No explicit set-asides, incumbent information, or funding source details are indicated in this pricing document.
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| EXHIBIT D (Complete and Return) | ||
| COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS (CDOC) | ||
| DQ 2027000132 : Boiler Chemicals & Treatment SRVS at BVCF Vendor:_______________________________ | ||
| Each | Description | Cost Per Unit or Service (inclusive of all costs) |
| 1 | Boiler Water Treatment - RMA1226, Sodium Hydroxide, used to control corrosion, contains salts of poly methacrylic acid, organic dispersants, alkalinity builders and oxygen scavengers, 55 Gallon Drum. | |
| 1 | Catalyzed Oxygen Scavenger – RMA1018, Potassium hydroxide, sodium bisulfite, cobalt sulfate, concentrated liquid oxygen to prevent corrosion, 55 Gallon Drum. | |
| 1 | Steam Condensate treatment – RMA2060, Cyclohexylamine, morpholine, blended neutralizing amin used to control and prevent corrosion in condensate return lines, 55 Gallon Drum. | |
| 1 | Boiler Sludge Conditioner -RMA1284, Sodium Hydroxide, water dispersant and anti-scalant treatment to keep boiler heat transfer surface clean, 55 Gallon Drum. | |
| 1 | Cresol Red Inhibitor, to test pH Levels. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Potassium Iodide/Iodide Lodate n/126 - R-0633-126, to test for SO3. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Sulfuric Acid, N/10 - R-06275-10, to test for alkalinity. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Total Alkalinity Indicator - R-0645, to test total alkalinity. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Polymer Reagent #1 - Te-7438-J for testing polymers. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Polymer Reagent #2 - Te-7439-J used in conjunction with #1 for testing polymers. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Conductivity Neutralizing Solution - R-7022, used to test conductivity. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Acid Starch Indicator Solution – R-0725, for testing SO3 - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Hard Water Reagent, for testing water hardness. - Container Size: _________________ | |
| 1 | Resin Revier, used to clean water softener resin beads. - Container Size: _________________ |
| 1 | Coliform Test Kits (if needed). |
| 1 | Fluorescent Red Tracer Dye Tablets (in needed). |
| 1 | Laboratory Analysis of Samples (part of Monthly Treatment) |
| 1 | Water Treatment Service Monthly (If separate from chemical costs) |
| 1 | Consulting and Training (If separate from chemical costs) |
| 1 | Additional Costs: Urgent or Emergency Service Calls |
| Total Cost: | |
| COMMENTS: |
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