Test Results (Exhibit 4)_12..pdf

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WATER TREATMENT PROGRAM
Solicitation number
BPM053989
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Baltimore County, Maryland

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This is a Test Results document (Exhibit 4) supporting Towson University's Invitation for Bids for a Water Treatment Program in Maryland. The document presents laboratory test results related to chemical treatment services for the university's central power plant and condensate systems, as well as outlying boilers, cooling towers, and closed water systems. The test results appear to validate the effectiveness of the proposed chemical treatment program and serve as technical documentation demonstrating water chemistry management and control standards that the successful contractor must maintain throughout the contract period.

The test results exhibit provides evidence of proper water treatment protocols, including control test documentation and water chemistry analysis required under the contract scope. This supporting documentation establishes baseline performance metrics and acceptable water quality parameters that the contractor must meet or exceed. The test data supports the technical specifications outlined in the IFB and demonstrates the operational requirements for running control tests, adding chemicals, monitoring controller and pump function, and maintaining comprehensive records of water chemistry and chemical usage as part of the full-service chemical treatment program.

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