This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Dayton, Ohio. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

PURPOSE AND NEED / PROJECT DESCRIPTION. The City of Dayton, Department of Water is seeking responses from engineering consultants experienced in providing professional services needed for projects within the City's Department of Water. The Department seeks to enter into a professional engineering service agreement with up to three (3) Master Consultant(s) to assist with various projects and tasks for the Department of Water over the next five (5) years (2022-2027). The City of Dayton, Department of Water treats, pumps, and delivers drinking water to approximately 440,000 people in Montgomery County. Water is supplied by approximately 100 production wells in the Miami and Mad River Well Fields. Wells pump water to the Ottawa Water Treatment Plant and the Miami Water Treatment Plant. Each plant has a rated capacity of 96 million gallons per day. Lime (calcium oxide), fluoride and chlorine are used for water treatment. Rapid sand filtration is the last step in the treatment process. Dayton has sixteen (16) treated water storage facilities with a total capacity of 88 million gallons. The Water Department also controls two main pumping stations and 10 booster pumping stations. A Lime Reclamation Facility (LRF) reclaims calcium carbonate from the lime softening residuals of both water treatment plants and produces more lime for softening. The LRF Expansion project increased production efficiency and volume, allowed importation of lime residuals, and provided additional lime storage for sale of lime. Last Day to Submit Questions: 12:00 PM local (Dayton OH) time on July 5, 2022 Written Responses to Questions: July 8, 2022 by end of business 10% WBE PARTICIPATION GOAL The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.