Water Treatment Plant Carbon Dioxide System Upgrades Services

The Marlborough Water Authority in New Mexico is seeking a contractor to upgrade the carbon dioxide system at its water treatment plant. The authority needs to replace aging infrastructure to ensure the safe and efficient processing of water treatment chemicals. This project addresses the need for modern, reliable vaporizers and control systems to maintain consistent water quality standards. The scope of work requires the removal and disposal of four existing vaporizers, their associated control panels, carbon dioxide piping, accessories, concrete pads, and curbing. The selected contractor must then install two new vaporizers, new control panels, and new carbon dioxide piping and accessories on a newly constructed concrete pad. While the physical installation occurs at the plant, the authority requires the contractor to perform the preparatory and administrative work offsite at the contractor's own office premises. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The authority is currently looking for proposals and has not disclosed a specific budget range for this procurement. The solicitation documents do not specify the evaluation criteria or key project dates, meaning the authority will evaluate proposals based on the standard submissions received through the bidding process.