Vendor Questions and Answers Set One~7.docx
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- Contract number
- 27-350SOS-PHYSE-P-101616
- Issued by
- Illinois
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This document is a Vendor Questions and Answers record for a state and local contract award (B-53483) involving the State of Illinois, specifically the Secretary of State office located in Springfield, Illinois. The Q&A set addresses vendor inquiries regarding water treatment equipment specifications and installation requirements at the designated facility.
The document outlines specifications for a water softening system to be installed at the Secretary of State facility in Springfield. Key specifications include an incoming 2-inch water line connected to a 4-inch header with available flow rates of 60-90 GPM at 55 psi and peak demand of 40 GPM. The current softener system (Culligan CSM-900-02) operates with service minimums of 19.2 GPM, continuous capacity of 96 GPM, and peak capacity of 127 GPM, utilizing 30 cubic feet of resin with a capacity of 900,000 grains per tank. The existing system includes a brine tank. No technical drawings or prints for the existing system are available, and the equipment will be installed at 315 N. Klein, Springfield, Illinois 62756.
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| Water Softeners Re-Bid RFQ 27PS013101.docx | DOCX document |
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Vendor Questions and Answers Set One B-53483
1. I would need the incoming water line size.
Answer: 2” water line off a 4” header
2. Available flow rate/peak demand, Answer: Available 60-90 GMP at 55 psi, Peak demand we have ever had 40 GPM
3. Current softener specifications Answer: Service Minimum 19.2 GPM, Continuous 96 GPM, Peak 127 GPM, Resin Quantity 30 FT cubed, capacity 900,000 grains per tank, (Culligan CSM-900-02)
4. and any other relevant equipment requirements.
Answer: We currently have a brine tank
5. If they can provide the specifications or drawings for the existing system, that would be very helpful as well.
Answer: No prints are available
6. I’ll also need the name and physical address of the power plant/location where the equipment will be installed.
Answer: Secretary of State-Illinois, 315 N. Klein, Springfield, IL 62756
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