Exhibit_III_-_Wastewater_Treatment_Plants.xlsx

This is an equipment and facility requirements exhibit prepared by Volusia County, Florida, detailing specifications for liquid biosolids transport services across eight county-owned wastewater treatment plants. The exhibit identifies the locations, equipment requirements, estimated fill times, digester volumes, and dewatering status for each facility. The service involves routine pick-up of liquid biosolids from STP-1 (SW Regional WWTP in DeBary), STP-2 (Deltona N WWTP), STP-7 (S.E. Regional WWTP in Oak Hill), STP-8 (Halifax Plantation WWTP in Ormond Beach), STP-9 (Pelican Dune WWTP in Ormond Beach), STP-10 (Pine Island WWTP in Seville), STP-20 (New Hope Villas WWTP in Seville), and a Solid Waste Transfer Station in DeLand, with transport to the Southwest Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility in DeBary for dewatering. Facility volumes range from 20,000 to 135,000 gallons, with estimated fill times between 25 minutes and one hour.

The specific equipment requirements vary by facility location and include four-inch male camlock fittings, three-inch hoses, suction hoses, portable pumps, and tanker trucks ranging from 4,000 to 6,000-gallon capacity. The contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and vehicles necessary for pick-up, transport, and transfer of liquid biosolids in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Six of the eight facilities currently have digester dewatering performed on-site, while two facilities do not. The exhibit serves as the foundational requirements document (ITB 19-B-87EM) for evaluating contractor proposals and determining necessary operational capabilities.