Amendment 1 - Vendors Questions and Answers IFB- 22-494DOT-FINAD-B-26994.pdf

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IDOT - D7 Lagoon Wastewater System Services - REBID
Solicitation number
22-494DOT-FINAD-B-26994
Issued by
Edgar County, Chicago City, Illinois

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This document is an Amendment #1 from the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) related to the IFB 22-494DOT-FINAD-B-26994 for IDOT D7 Lagoon Wastewater System Services - REBID. The amendment provides responses to vendor questions regarding the lagoon wastewater systems, specifically that the 3 lagoons are gravity fed systems, and that monthly testing is required for the NPDES permit with the results submitted to the EPA. The contract opportunity seeks vendors to provide wastewater system services for IDOT District 7 in Illinois. The solicitation is being conducted electronically with no paper responses accepted.

The pricing and other commercial terms for this contract opportunity are not provided in the amendment. The contract is for wastewater system services, and the incumbent provider is not specified. Funding requirements and sources are also not detailed in this document.

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SPO Signed B-26994 Notice of Award.pdf PDF
D7 Lagoon Wastewater Systems Services IFB.docx DOCX document
Forms A~13.docx DOCX document
Forms B~22.docx DOCX document
Attachment - Notice of Electronic Submission Only v.22.1~1.pdf PDF

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STATE OF ILLINOIS

Amendment #1

Illinois Department of Transportation IDOT D7 Lagoon Wastewater Systems Services - REBID

22-494DOT-FINAD-B-26994

Response to Vendor’s Question to IFB

1. Rest area locations are lagoon type systems. Do they automatically dump from one cell to the next or do you have to manually do that process?

Response: The 3 lagoons are gravity fed systems.

2. What are the testing requirements for the NPDES Permit?

Response: Monthly testing resulting in District 7 receiving monthly influent monitoring report, STP outfall for each location, and a copy of processed report submission to the EPA.

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