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Scope of Work: This is an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the testing and maintenance of boiler water at NYCHA properties. The quoted unit prices in the Form of Proposal are inclusive of all labor and materials required to perform the work of this contract. . The contractor shall analyze the water quality of each boiler at least once a week and submit weekly water quality reports to the Heating Administrator. NYCHA Form 033.018 Boiler Feedwater Analysis and Treatment (Attachment B) will be utilized for this purpose and will be supplied in ample quantity to the Contractor by the Authority. Contractor shall: utilize the existing chemical handling system to store and inject the liquid sodium sulfite (oxygen scavenger) into the condensate receiver tank in each boiler room. as specified herein after; utilize the existing chemical shunt feeder for each boiler to inject boiler water chemicals into the boiler as specified herein after; utilize existing amine feed system to feed amines into the steam header. The contractor shall be responsible for maintaining the required water quality. The required water quality shall be as specified herein after. Contractor shall supply water treatment chemicals that are EPA, OSHA, NYS and NYC approved. Water treatment company products and services shall be ISO 9002 certified. The contractor shall provide one chemical test kit for each boiler plant with the proper testing procedures and a laminated copy of this procedure, so it can be posted in the boiler plant. Option 2: Join by entering a meeting ID Meeting ID: 283 982 841 351 Passcode: JeTR8R Option 3: Call in (audio only) +1 646-838-1534,,676797727# United States, New York City Phone Conference ID: 676 797 727#. Option 4: Access the attached document "TEAMS Meeting Link RFQ 383926-383929" and click on the embedded link to join. RFQ Question Submission Deadline 7/25/22 at 2:00PM Question and Answer Release Date 7/27/22 at 2:00PM Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No If zero responses are received, the due date will be extended. Contract term: Three (3) year contract with up to two (2) one-year renewal periods, at NYCHA's sole discretion.