5369-B.PDF

The document appears to be a PDF file related to a City of Tucson water infrastructure procurement for storage buildings designed for sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) chemical storage. The City of Tucson intends to establish a contract for specialized storage buildings that will accommodate larger-volume chemical crocks at various water infrastructure sites including well sites, boosters, and reservoirs. The proposed storage buildings have specific requirements, including a maximum dimension of 78" W x 78" L that must align with an existing double-containment concrete foundation, and must provide adequate ventilation using non-corrosive materials capable of withstanding direct exposure to NaOCl vapors.

The storage building specifications are specifically tailored to enable Tucson Water staff to safely and comfortably work with larger chemical containers in locations where standard-sized storage buildings are insufficient. The buildings must be designed to house both larger chemical crocks and associated pumping equipment with its required plumbing. While specific pricing, funding sources, and contract term details are not explicitly outlined in the provided document, the procurement appears focused on solving a specific infrastructure storage challenge for the City of Tucson's water management operations in Arizona.