Dustless Graffiti Blaster

Orange County Community Resources (OCCR) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking vendor responses on dustless graffiti blaster systems for graffiti abatement across parks, facilities, and public properties in Orange County and San Francisco City, California. This is a market research procurement designed to gather information on available equipment options rather than a binding contract solicitation. OCCR seeks complete turnkey systems capable of efficiently removing graffiti while minimizing dust, environmental impact, and public disruption. The deliverables must include detailed information on dustless graffiti blasting equipment with specific technical requirements: a blast pot capacity of approximately 2 cubic feet, 100-pound abrasive media capacity, 10-gallon water capacity, minimum 30-minute blast time per fill, and operating pressure of 30-150 PSI. The air compressor must deliver a minimum of 110 CFM at approximately 100 PSI with a diesel-powered engine of approximately 24 HP, and the trailer must measure approximately 12 feet long by 2 feet wide with a total length of 13.5 feet and fully loaded weight of 2,200-2,300 pounds. Vendors must provide comprehensive cost estimates for equipment purchase, installation, commissioning, training, warranty options, replacement parts, shipping to Fountain Valley, California, and miscellaneous costs, along with information on surface compatibility, water usage, mobility, operational requirements, and maintenance considerations. The deadline for submitting responses electronically through the County's Online Bidding System is March 5, 2026 at 2:00 pm Pacific Time, with questions due by February 26, 2026 at 2:00 pm. No site visits, bidders' meetings, or conferences are scheduled.

The RFI document does not specify any set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or limitations on the types of organizations eligible to respond, nor does it identify any incumbent vendors or current contractors. No existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements are noted. Responses to this RFI are non-confidential and become County property; the County explicitly states it is not obligated to award any contract as a result of this information-gathering effort and has not specified a contract award date or budget range. While no award value is disclosed in the solicitation materials, vendors should provide detailed pricing information to assist OCCR in evaluating marketplace options and costs associated with implementing a dustless graffiti blaster system.