St. Paul Pump Replacement
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- S-63500-00013231
- State
- Oregon
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- UNSPSC codes
- 47101574 Sequencing batch reactor
- 47101564 Waste crusher
- 47101562 Drum screen
- 47101543 Surface aerator
- 47101569 Wastewater plane screen
- 47101547 Surface washing device
- 47101572 Disc screen
- 20142600 Production control system instrumentation
- 47101517 Ultraviolet wastewater disinfection equipment
- 47101522 Packaged water treatment systems
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- 47101525 Dewatering equipment
- 47101540 Chemical feeder
- 47101542 Air flotation equipment
- 47101550 Compression filter
- 47101551 Up flow filter
- 47101552 Moving bed filter
- 47101554 Jar tester
- 47101555 Baffle wall
- 47101557 Inclined plate settler
- 47101558 Foam breaker
- 47101559 Scum removal equipment
- 47101561 Adulteration treatment equipment
- 47101566 Multiple media filter
- 47101571 Chlorine gas neutralization unit
- 47101577 Flow arrangement wall
- 47101573 Flocculator
- 47101541 Ozone water treatment equipment
- 47101545 Rotating biological contactor RBC
- 47101528 Water treatment dryers
- 47101560 Filter underdrain equipment
- 47101553 Fiber filter
- 47101548 Filter control console
- 47101570 Oxidation ditch
- 47101523 Collection tanks
- 47101546 Grit removal system
- 47101549 Gravity filter
- 47101563 Wastewater coalescer
- 47101556 Water trough
- 47101565 Waste gas burner
- 47101567 Electrodialysis machine
- Point of contact
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- Kathy Blehm odfw.contractsinbox@odfw.oregon.gov (503) 947-6159
Opportunity details come from oregonbuys.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The state and local contract opportunity involves the St. Paul Pump Replacement project, issued by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) and located in Marion County. The procurement focuses on installing a new submersible pump at the St. Paul Ponds facility, with specific requirements to deliver 200 gallons per minute and restore critical water management infrastructure. The project was initiated after the existing pump ceased functioning in September 2024, with multiple repair attempts proving unsuccessful. Schneider Water Services has been selected as the contractor to procure and install the new submersible pump, connect it to the existing electrical configuration, and conduct comprehensive system tests to verify operational functionality. The contract specifies a completion deadline of June 15, 2025, with the contractor responsible for pump installation and ODFW providing project oversight and quality control. Key deliverables include full pump replacement, electrical connection, system testing, and adherence to Federal Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage rates.
The contract has a total estimated value of $19,857.60, covering labor, materials, and equipment for the pump replacement, with full payment to be issued upon successful project completion. While no specific set-aside designations are mentioned, the contract includes standard compliance requirements for equal employment opportunity and environmental regulations. The contractor, Schneider Water Services, will be required to maintain multiple insurance coverages, including workers' compensation and commercial general liability insurance. The project is critical for maintaining water levels in the facility's ponds, which are essential for fish management objectives. The existing infrastructure involves connecting the new submersible pump to the current electrical system, suggesting minimal technological integration complexity. The contract incorporates standard state and federal compliance provisions, ensuring comprehensive regulatory adherence throughout the project's execution.
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