A04_0040641242_CARE_2024_Water_Tank_Inspection_Scope_of_Work_.docx
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- 140P1224Q0005
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This scope of work document outlines requirements for inspection and cleaning services for a 100,000 gallon concrete water storage tank located at Capitol Reef National Park. The selected contractor will be required to perform an interior and exterior inspection of the tank to check for any deficiencies according to standards. This will include examining the shell, roof, hatches, anchors and appurtenances. The contractor will also be responsible for removing accumulated sediment from the tank floors using remote operated vehicles or divers. The contractor must have a minimum of three years experience inspecting and cleaning potable water tanks. Upon completion of the work, the contractor must submit a written report within one week including photos, inspection videos, recommendations and cost estimates signed by registered personnel. Access to the park site will be coordinated with the listed facility manager.
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Scope of Services for Water Tank Inspection
Park Name: Park Address: Project Name: Project Park (FM POC)
Capitol Reef National Park 52 West Headquarters Drive HC 70 Box 15. Torrey, UT 84775 Cleaning and Inspection of Water Tank Gray Hansen
General Project Description
This project is located in Capitol Reef National Park. The work includes inspection of one concrete below grade 100,000 gallon water tank (20’x30’x50’)
The purpose of this investigation is to determine the integrity of the tank and cleaning of the tank by removing debris or foreign sediment.
Scope of Services
1. Perform interior in-service inspection using ROV Inspection Robot, divers, or a combination of the two methods. Perform exterior inspection by trained personnel abiding by OSHA regulations utilizing fall protection equipment. ROV equipment to be disinfected before use in water tank interior.
2. Check for deficiencies and meet tank inspection requirements of OSHA, EPA, AWWA and NFPA. Review all structural, sanitary, safety, security and coating conditions. Examine ladders, shell, roof, vent, manways, welds, seams, foundation, anchors, safety systems, hatch, and external overflow. Take photographs of all deficiencies and tank appurtenances.
3. Perform interior in-service cleanout of sediment from the tank floors using ROV equipment, divers, or a combination of the two methods.
4. You are encouraged to visit the site in order to determine the proper equipment for this work.
5. Tanks, Clearwell, and Vaults will remain as full as possible during inspections.
6. Furnish a certificate of insurance covering Workman’s Compensation, Occupational Disease, Employer’s Liability, and General Liability.
7. Submit a detailed written report of findings with photographs, DVD of inspection, corrective recommendations, and cost estimates. The report shall be signed by registered personnel. Two paper copies and an electronic copy of the report shall be submitted to this office within one calendar week after completing all inspection services.
8. Contractor have at least three (3) years of experience in inspecting and cleaning potable water tanks Access Access to the park grounds must be obtained by contacting the park Facility Managment and coordinated to accommodate park programs, regular maintenance functions, and uninterrupted visitation.
Points of Contact
Gray Hansen Maintenance Supervisor gray_hansen@nps.gov
Desk Phone Numbe: 435-425-4151
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