Quote Request for Hazardous Material Tank

Marion County, Oregon, through the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) and specifically the Snake River Correctional Institution (SRCI), is seeking quotes for a 10,000-gallon hazardous material storage tank to be used for magnesium chloride de-icer. The procurement is structured as a quote request with specific technical requirements, including a plastic/translucent vertical tank configuration with precise specifications: a 4-inch bung reduced to a 2-inch NPT outlet on the bottom, a 2-inch NPT inlet on the top, a 22-inch manway, and approximate dimensions of 14 feet tall and 12 feet in diameter. Vendors must submit their quotes through OregonBuys by October 15, 2021, at 9:00 AM Pacific Time, with the submission requiring a comprehensive proposal that includes total pricing, delivery charges to Ontario, Oregon, and expected lead time for tank delivery. The quote request mandates that suppliers provide complete tank specifications, demonstrating the ability to meet the exact technical requirements for hazardous material storage. Potential bidders are expected to carefully review the attached documentation, including the technical specifications and picture of the current tank, to ensure full compliance with the procurement requirements.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor types were explicitly detailed in the provided documentation. The procurement appears open to all qualified suppliers capable of meeting the technical specifications for the hazardous material tank. While incumbent vendor information was not disclosed, the documentation suggests the contract is for a replacement tank, indicating potential prior vendor involvement. The procurement is geographically focused on Malheur County and Ontario, Oregon, with the tank to be delivered to the Snake River Correctional Institution. Although specific budget ranges were not explicitly stated, vendors are required to provide comprehensive pricing that includes the tank and delivery charges. The contract opportunity seems primarily focused on securing a technically compliant hazardous material storage solution that meets the precise operational requirements of the Oregon Department of Corrections.