Component Structural Polyurethane Foam and Materials

Fulton County's Department of Purchasing & Contract Compliance is soliciting e-quotes for Precision Fill Two-Component Structural Polyurethane Foam and Materials through a Request for E-Quote (RFQ) targeting the Public Works Department. The procurement seeks specific materials including 50 five-gallon pails of precision fill polyurethane foam, 300 fifty-pound pails of hydraulic cement, 4 boxes of oakum, 4 manual quick mix guns, 16 cases of hydrophobic polyurethane injection resin, and 100 five-gallon pail liners. Deliverables are to be split between North Fulton Sewer Maintenance in Alpharetta and South Fulton Sewage at General Camp Creek Water Pollution in College Park, with motor freight delivery and non-hazardous classification requirements. Vendors must provide detailed technical specifications covering physical properties, usage instructions, storage conditions, and safety requirements for each product. The e-quote response deadline is December 15, 2023, at 2:00 P.M., with the final day for submitting questions being December 6, 2023. Potential contractors must comply with Georgia's Security and Immigration Contractor Affidavit requirements, which mandate participation in a federal work authorization program.

The contract term is set for 12 months with a maximum value of $100,000.00 and no renewal options. Vendors are expected to use Prime Resins manufacturing specifications for the materials, with specific model numbers provided for each item. While the solicitation does not explicitly mention set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, contractors must provide documentation demonstrating compliance with immigration and work authorization regulations. Shipping specifications require delivery to two specific locations, indicating a localized procurement strategy focused on Fulton County's infrastructure maintenance needs. The procurement appears targeted at specialized contractors with expertise in polyurethane foam and structural materials for sewer maintenance applications. The unit pricing approach suggests flexibility in procurement while maintaining a structured selection process. The relatively modest budget of $100,000 indicates this is a tactical procurement aimed at supporting specific operational requirements for Fulton County's public works infrastructure.