DQ FAAA 2017-78 Deionized Water System Maint & Repair
Awarded State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- DQ1-FAAA-2017000078-1
- State
- Colorado
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdictions
- Point of contact
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- Heather Larralde heather.larralde@state.co.us (303) 692-2073
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About this opportunity
The state and local contract opportunity DQ FAAA 2017-78 involves a procurement for Deionized Water System Maintenance and Repair, specifically targeting Denver County and Denver City in Colorado. This solicitation appears to be seeking a contractor capable of providing comprehensive maintenance and repair services for a deionized water system, with potential requirements for technical expertise, specialized equipment, and systematic service delivery. The procurement was posted on July 20, 2016, with a formal response deadline of August 15, 2016, indicating a relatively short window for potential vendors to prepare and submit their proposals. While specific technical details are limited in the provided information, the contract likely requires vendors to demonstrate technical proficiency in water system maintenance, potentially including diagnostic capabilities, repair protocols, and system optimization strategies. Evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, but would typically include factors such as technical competence, past performance, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with municipal infrastructure standards.
Given the limited information provided, it is unclear whether this contract opportunity includes specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged business enterprises or minority-owned businesses. The procurement appears to be a standard municipal service contract for Denver County and Denver City, suggesting potential integration with existing municipal water infrastructure systems. Without additional context, precise award values or budget ranges cannot be definitively stated. Potential respondents would likely need specialized knowledge in water treatment systems, deionization technologies, and municipal infrastructure maintenance protocols. The contract's scope suggests a need for vendors with demonstrated technical capabilities in water system maintenance and repair, potentially requiring certifications, specialized equipment, and proven track records of successful municipal service delivery.
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