Z--WHITE SANDY CAMPGROUND WATER FILTRATION

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document appears to be a bid schedule or pricing sheet intended for bidders to provide cost estimates for the design and installation of a water filtration system at White Sandy Campground.

• Project Description: Design and installation of a water filtration system to address water quality issues.
• Line Items: Includes specific components such as Electrical Additions, Iron Removal Ion Exchange System, Sulphate Ion Exchange System, Water Softening Ion Exchange System, Pressure Tanks, and Pump Room Modifications.
• Pricing Fields: Designated spaces for "$" are provided for each line item and a total.
• Bidder Information: Fields for Company Name, Email, Point of Contact, and SAM UEI are included for bidder identification.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the cost breakdown expected by the government for the project and to submit their pricing. It outlines the specific components for which costs need to be estimated, guiding the proposal's financial section.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the "General Information and Requirements" for the "White Sandy Campground Water Treatment" project. The primary objective is to furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials to install water treatment equipment in the White Sandy Campground pumproom and connect it to the existing potable water system.

• Installation of water treatment equipment in the White Sandy Campground pumproom.

• Connection of the new equipment to the existing potable water system.

• Includes common work results for plumbing (Section 220500) and process water treatment systems (Section 223000), as well as electrical materials and methods (Section 260050).

• Location: White Sandy Campground, Lewis and Clark County, Montana.

• Compliance with various standards and references including ARM, ASTM, NSF, and AWWA.

• Submittals are required, including manufacturer's literature, work schedules, substitution requests, and electrical certification.

• A pre-work conference is mandatory.

• Environmental considerations and noxious weed prevention measures must be followed.

• All work must comply with applicable codes and standards, including NFPA 70 (NEC) and NESC.

• Electrical work must be performed by licensed electricians in the State of Idaho.

• Specific requirements for piping, valves, water meters, pressure tanks, filter housings, filter elements, ion exchange systems, and electrical components are detailed in the referenced sections.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This document contains engineering drawings and notes for the White Sandy and Devil's Elbow Potable Water Filtration Project. It provides technical details for the proposed water filtration system, including site maps, pump room layout, electrical schematics, and process system diagrams.

• General Engineer's Notes: Outlines contractor responsibilities regarding methods, safety, compliance with laws, permits, site conditions, and utility coordination.
• Project Description: Briefly describes the need for water filtration at White Sandy Campground due to poor water quality and references attached SOW and water quality reports.
• Location Information: Provides directions to the White Sandy Recreation Site with coordinates.
• Sheet List: Details the included drawings: Coversheet, Existing Pump Room Layout, Electrical, and Process System.
• Pump Room Layout (Sheet C1): Shows the dimensions of the pump room (10ft x 16ft) and the proposed placement of filtration equipment, noting that existing appliances may be removed.
• Electrical Schematic (Sheet E1): Details the panel schedule, general electrical notes, and internal wiring diagrams for the water treatment controller and associated systems.
• Process System Diagram (Sheet M1): Illustrates the flow of water through the filtration system, including components like pressure tanks, ion exchange units (water softening, iron removal, sulfate removal), a pre-filter, and associated valves and gauges.

These drawings are critical for bidders to understand the physical layout, electrical requirements, and process flow of the proposed water filtration system. They provide the technical specifications necessary for developing a comprehensive proposal and understanding the scope of work involved in the installation and integration of the filtration equipment within the existing infrastructure.