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This document appears to be the Specifications for the Intake Barge and CIP Pumps and Motors contract opportunity at Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The key details are:

The scope of work includes supplying and delivering new pumps and motors for the water intake barge and the Clean in Place (CIP) system at the Katherine Landing water treatment plant. Specifically, two new water intake barge pumps and motors, and one new CIP pump and motor are required. The new pumps and motors must match the performance and size of the existing equipment, and interface with the current electrical and plumbing systems. The contractor must deliver the equipment to the specified address within 180 days of order receipt, with delivery costs included in the unit prices. The required salient characteristics for the intake barge pumps, motors, and CIP pump are detailed in the specifications. This opportunity is related to the Intake Barge and CIP Pumps and Motors solicitation (140P8124Q0085) issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region.

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Specifications

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Intake Barge and CIP Pumps and Motors

1.1 DESCRIPTION

A. Lake Mead National recreation area is in need of multiple pumps and motors for the Katherine Landing water treatment Plant.

1. Two Pumps and motors are needed for the water intake barge. This intake barge is comprised of 2ea. vertical turbine pumps and 2ea. 25hp motors. These pumps and motors are a critical part of the water treatment process at KL as they provide all of the raw lake water to the water treatment facility. The existing pumps are approx. 15-20 years old and have so much corrosion from years of use that they are no longer viable candidates for rebuild.

2. One Pump is needed for the Clean in Place (CIP) system that is used to clean the filters every 24 hours. A major component of this system is the circulation pump that delivers the cleaning solution to filters. A new pump is needed. The existing pump is Goulds model 3196 MTi, 4x6-10H/6v.

B. The scope of work for this contract consists of:

1. Supply New pumps and Motors and seals

2. Deliver the equipment to Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Address to be provided.

C. The Contractor shall provide all materials to be purchased described in this specification. All materials shall be new and Contractor-furnished from outside the park.

The new pumps and motors must match performance and size of old pumps. New pumps must interface with existing electrical controls and plumbing assemblies.

1.2 DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

A. Deliver the equipment to the following address:

Lake Mead National Recreational Area 101 Katzenbach Dr Boulder City, NV 89005

B. On or before 180 days after receipt of order.

C. Delivery costs shall be accounted for in the unit prices of the quoted items. Delivery costs shall not be quoted as a separate item.

D. Purchase and deliver the listed items. No installation of the product will be required under this contract.

1.3 REQUIRED ITEMS

A. Required Items - The items below are examples of acceptable products. Other products may be quoted as long as the meet the specifications below.

CLIN Item description Qty Unit 1 Water Intake Barge Pumps 2 Each 2 Water Intake Barge Motor 2 Each 3 CIP Pump and Motor 1 Each

B. The Water Intake Barge Pumps should be equal to Peerless GL10ME/LC 3-stage and meet or exceed the following salient characteristics:

1. 400 gpm at 120’ TDH

2. Bowl Assembly: Peerless GL10ME/LC 3-stage bowl assembly, cast iron enamel lined with 316SS impellers and 1-3/16” 416SS shafting, rubber bearings.

3. Suction Accessory: 316SS vortex suppressor.

4. Column Assembly: Open line shaft column assembly with 8” steel column pipe, threaded and coupled with 1” 416SS line shaft, 410SS line shaft coupling with rubber bearing. Total pump length: 12 foot long.

5. Discharge Head Assembly: 8x8x16.5FA fabricated steel discharge head assembly with 8” 150# discharge flange. Note: discharge head to match dimensions of existing *, Sole Plate: Steel.

6. Sealing Method: Packed sealing with 316SS gland and bronze stuffing box bearing.

7. Coating: Tnemec 21 coating on outside of bowl assembly, inside/outside column assembly, inside/outside discharge head.

C. The Water Intake Barge Motors should be equal to 25 HP, 1800 rpm TEFC and meet or exceed the following salient characteristics:

1. 460/3/60 vertical hollow shaft motor with non-reverse ratchet.

2. New pumps and motors must interface with existing barge piping and electrical connections.

New motors must be compatible with existing electrical voltage and controls on intake barge.

D. The CIP Pump should be Brand name or equal to Goulds model 3196 MTi, 4x6-10H/6v and meet or exceed the following salient characteristics:

1. Materials: 316SS, Casing 316ss, ST box cover 316ss, Impeller 326ss, Casing gaskets Aramid fiber with EPDM and silicate filler, oring Teflon, Shaft material SAE 4140, shaft sleeve 316ss, lubrication flood oil, seal chamber taper bore plus with VPE, Gland 316ss flush quench and drain, Bearing 6309(inboard) / 3309(outboard), Coupling T.B. WOODS-SC 8-S.F. 1.00, Coupling guard Carbon steel, Baseplate Cast iron camber top D00057A

2. Sealing Method: Mechanical Seal John Crane 5611Q X(1)O(58)1 (Silicon Carbide with viton)- (Cartidge-Single)

Flanges: 150# flat face

Motor: 20 hp(14.9kw), phase 2/60 Hz/460, 1800 rpm, Insulation/SF F/1.15, Frame 256T

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