Water Plant Chemicals
Closed State & local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- UT25-01
- State
- Florida
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- UNSPSC codes
- 12164200 Retarders
- 12163602 Gas production corrosion inhibitors
- 12163802 Oxygen scavengers
- 47101606 Corrosion control chemicals
- 12163800 Chemical scavengers
- 12163101 Anti sludge additives
- 12163805 Production oil treatment chemicals
- 47101616 Sludge reducing agent
- 12163100 Anti sludgers
- 12163600 Corrosion inhibitors
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- 12163001 Mud cleanout agents
- 12163102 Deflocculant
- 12163804 Mercury absorbent
- 12163901 Scale inhibitor
- 12163902 Scale removers or converters
- 12164201 Acid corrosion inhibitors
- 47101506 Corrosion control equipment
- 47101603 Descalers
- 12163700 Gas hydrate controllers
- 12162503 Flotation aids
- 12163601 Oil production corrosion inhibitors
- 12163701 Kinetic hydrate controllers
- 12163801 Hydrogen sulfide scavengers
- 12163803 H2S absorbent
- Points of contact
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- Cassandra Smith cassandra.smith@pbfl.org
- Derik Richardson derik.richardson@pbfl.org
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About this opportunity
The state and local contract opportunity, identified as number 68137da109991073fb0a158e, is a Request for Quote (RFQ) issued by the Palm Bay Utilities Department in Brevard County, Florida, for water plant chemicals. The procurement seeks an annual supply of chemicals that must be ANSI/NSF Standard 60 Certified, with quantities estimated and to be shipped on an "as needed" basis. Vendors are required to submit quotes online through VendorLink by October 22, 2024, with the opportunity originally posted on May 1, 2025. Interested suppliers must provide comprehensive product specification and literature for any comparable products directly to derik.richardson@pbfl.org. The Palm Bay Utilities Department maintains full discretion to accept or reject any quotes, with the primary evaluation criterion being the quote that best serves the City of Palm Bay's interests. No additional documents are required, and no physical signatures are necessary for quote submission.
While no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor types are explicitly mentioned, the procurement appears open to qualified chemical suppliers who can meet the stringent NSF Standard 60 Certification requirements. The contract seems to be a standard annual supply agreement with flexible ordering based on actual utility needs. Though no specific budget range is provided, the "as needed" shipping approach suggests the potential for a significant annual contract value depending on the utility's chemical consumption. The procurement is localized to Brevard County and specifically serves the Palm Bay Utilities Department's water treatment operations. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate product quality, certification compliance, and competitive pricing to be considered for this contract opportunity.
Opportunity text
Request for quote. Please submit your quote online via VendorLink. There are no additional documents provided, and no signature is required. Quantity is estimated annual usage and will be shipped on an "as needed" basis. ADDITIONAL SPECFICATION: Product must be ANSI/NSF Standard 60 Certified. If submitting comparable product, product specification/literature must be provided with quote submittal to derik.richardson@pbfl.org Palm Bay Utilities Department reserves the right to accept or reject any and all quotes, and to accept the quote which best serves the interest of City of Palm Bay.
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