BID - Chemical Odor & Corrosion Control Services 2008

The document is a request for proposal (RFP) for Chemical Odor and Corrosion Control Services for the Marion County Utility Department in Florida. The document provides detailed information on the requirements and scope of the services needed. It includes the contact person, contract period, and duration. Additionally, it mentions the need for insurance coverage and provides a list of required insurance policies. The document outlines the general requirements for the contractor, which include ongoing monitoring and inspection of the contractor's work in progress. It also emphasizes the importance of communication with county personnel and the need for adjustment of the odor/corrosion control program as necessary. The contractor is responsible for providing maintenance services and conducting a safety seminar for county employees. The document highlights the significance of worker, public, and environmental safety during operations. The contractor must adhere to regulations regarding the handling and disposal of chemicals. Regular reports on the ongoing treatment program are required. In summary, the RFP seeks a contractor to provide chemical odor and corrosion control services, including ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and safety measures, for the Marion County Utility Department. The contractor must comply with regulations, provide regular reports, and conduct a safety seminar for county employees.