revised 6 Inch Trash Pump Specifications.docx

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DNR - 6" Trash Flow Pump - Rend Lake SFWA
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25-422DNR-RESCO-B-45156
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Illinois

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This document contains the revised specifications for a 6-inch Trash Flow Pump required by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for use at the Rend Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area. The specifications outline the required pump features, including a heavy-duty diesel engine, DOT-approved trailer, 80-gallon on-board fuel tank, and 200 feet of suction hose and 100 feet of discharge hose. The pump must have a minimum flow rate of 1400 GPM and a minimum operating pressure of 120 PSI, with either cam lock or Bauer connections on the hoses. Proposals for this state contract opportunity are due by October 24, 2024, and the successful vendor must comply with the State of Illinois' Standard Terms and Conditions, as well as various certifications related to compliance with state laws, prohibited business practices, environmental regulations, employment policies, and other requirements. The procurement documents do not specify any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond, nor do they include information about any incumbent vendors or current contractors, existing infrastructure or technology that requires integration, or details about possible award values or budget ranges for this contract opportunity.

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*Heavy Duty 6" Trash Flow Pump Required Specifications

· *Diesel Engine

· *DOT Approved Trailer w/ LED lights or on wheels and can be hooked to any truck or tractor.

· *80 Gallon On-Board Fuel tank

· *200 ft of suction hose & 100 Ft Discharge

The max flow rate is a minimum of 1400 GPM

The operating pressure is a minimum of 120 p.s.i.

Either cam lock or Bauer connections on the suction and discharge hoses would be acceptable.

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