Exhibit 1 Water Summary Demand.pdf

This is a Water Summary Demand exhibit prepared for Towson University's Water Treatment Program procurement in Maryland. The document outlines the water consumption and demand specifications for the central power plant and condensate systems that will require chemical treatment services. The exhibit provides detailed quantitative data on water usage across the university's facilities, including the central power plant boilers, condensate systems, outlying boilers, cooling towers, and closed water systems. This information establishes the baseline demand and operational parameters that bidders must understand to accurately propose full-service chemical treatment solutions, including equipment provision, chemical supply, control testing, pump function maintenance, and water chemistry documentation.

The summary demand data contained in this exhibit serves as the technical foundation for contractor proposals and cost estimation. Bidders must review these consumption figures to properly scope their chemical treatment programs, determine appropriate chemical quantities and types, size equipment accordingly, and establish realistic labor and maintenance schedules. The demand specifications enable contractors to develop comprehensive service plans that address the university's specific water treatment needs across multiple building systems while ensuring compliance with operational efficiency requirements and water quality standards.