Addendum 1 - WD-23-043.pdf
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- FURNISH AND DELIVER LIQUID CHLORINE
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- WD-23-043
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- California
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This is an Addendum No. 1 to an Invitation to Bid issued by Long Beach Water Department on December 28, 2022, regarding the furnish and delivery of liquid chlorine. The addendum provides clarifications to questions submitted by potential bidders and must be acknowledged and submitted with bids. The document addresses the current supply chain for liquid chlorine containers and pricing information relevant to bid development.
Long Beach Water Department currently procures one-ton containers of liquid chlorine from JCI Jones and does not utilize 150-pound cylinders. The Department is paying $1,905.00 per one-ton container. Bidders are required to acknowledge receipt of this addendum by signing and submitting it with their proposals. Prospective vendors should review these specifications and pricing benchmarks when preparing their bids.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| WD-23-043 Liquid Chlorine~3.pdf | ||
| Notice of Intent to Award - WD-23-043~1.pdf |
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December 28, 2022
NOTICE TO PROPOSERS
ADDENDUM NO. 1
The following changes and/or additions shall be made to the original Invitation to Bid to Furnish and deliver Liquid Chlorine. Please acknowledge receipt of this addendum by signing and submitting with your bid.
As of December 28, 2022:
The following are answers to questions submitted:
Question 1: Who is currently supplying your one-ton containers and 150 lb. cylinders of liquid chlorine?
Answer 1: JCI Jones provides one-ton cylinders. The Water Department does not use 150
lb. cylinders.
Question 2: What are you currently paying per pound for one-ton containers?
Answer 2: $1,905.00/one-ton
Question 3: What are you currently paying per pound for 150 lb. cylinders?
Answer 3: The Water Department does not use 150 lb. cylinders.
Please take a moment to review these changes when developing your bid.
Prepared By: Armando Arzate Date: 28-Dec-22
Acknowledged By: Date:
Firm of: _______________________________________
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