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The file represents a project image and contract opportunity for the City of St. Petersburg's Cosme Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in Odessa, Florida, focusing on sodium hypochlorite system improvements. The project involves furnishing and installing four 5,250-gallon double-walled polyethylene sodium hypochlorite tanks, complete with necessary fittings, plumbing connections, and ancillary equipment. A new concrete pad measuring 16' x 24' x 8" will be constructed to support the installation, which will integrate with the existing system that currently comprises three similar tanks and a triplex chemical feed pump skid with associated piping.

The sodium hypochlorite system upgrade will enhance the water treatment plant's chemical storage and distribution capabilities at the specified location (16015 Race Track Road, Odessa, FL 33556). While specific pricing details, funding sources, and contract term lengths are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, the project appears to be a targeted infrastructure improvement aimed at maintaining and expanding the city's water treatment infrastructure. The scope of work suggests a comprehensive system enhancement that will require precise engineering and installation expertise to successfully integrate the new tanks with the existing sodium hypochlorite infrastructure.