SLED Opportunity · NEW MEXICO · CITY OF FARMINGTON
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The City of Farmington requests proposals for a three-year water treatment service contract supplying chemicals and technical support for its electric utility system, including boiler and cooling tower water treatment with online monitoring equipment.
The City of Farmington (City) is requesting proposals from qualified firms (Offerors) to furnish a Water Treatment Service contract to supply water treatment chemicals and various technical support activities over a three (3) year term for the Farmington Electric Utility System (FEUS). --- Q&A --- Q1: What pressure steam is being produced by the Boiler systems? A1: Varies; 650-1100 psi possible But, Generally 700-1000psi Submitted: 7/14/2026 10:39:51 PM (MT) Q2: What is the current recirculation rate of the condenser pumps for the Cooling Tower Systems? A2: No flow meters on line from CT pumps to condenser. Chill Loop system circulating water flow is about 26,000 gpm. Submitted: 7/14/2026 09:17:43 PM (MT) Q3: What is the total system volume of the Cooling Tower Systems? A3: See Attachment in Addendum One (1). Submitted: 7/14/2026 09:15:56 PM (MT) Q4: o “2. The plant has a double pass reverse osmosis (RO) unit that is designed to produce 35 GPM of permeate, which flows through a mixed bed demineralizer polisher before flowing into a 90,000-gallon storage tank. The primary uses for the demineralized water system is for boiler make-up and for the Spray Inter-Cooling System (SPRINT) on the CTG.” What information can be provided for the RO Controller. If photos can be provided, we will be able to utilize them to accurately determine essential controller function. Can photos of the Boiler blowdown controller be provided to accurately propose all new equipment? A4: Currently, the RO unit is manually controlled by the WTS with the exception of pH control to the 2nd pass. Boiler blowdown control is also controlled manually by the WTS based on conductivity, pH and chemical analyses. Submitted: 7/8/2026 11:31:54 PM (MT) Q5: • Section V, Subsection B: Category 1 Methodology and Proposed Approach: o “Provide online monitoring equipment, which at a minimum, is capable of monitoring chemical levels in the circulating water system, capable of generating alarms when chemical levels are outside acceptable ranges and is capable of operating existing chemical pumps.” What kind/how may controllers are currently installed for each system, and can photos be provided for each controller? Doe the current controllers provide online monitoring, or would the proposed equipment need to include electrical cable installation for online monitoring capabilities? A5: No, the Offeror will provide its own online monitoring equipment sufficient to meet the requirements of the RFP. Submitted: 7/8/2026 11:31:08 PM (MT)
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