Renovation of a parking garage in Sterling, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the renovation of a parking garage.

did not receive any bids The Town of Sterling, CT requests written proposals from licensed and qualified plumbing and water treatment companies with offices in the State of Connecticut to design and install a new water filtration system for the Sterling Town Public Works Garage. The Town Garage is an approximately 4,800 square foot building that is served by a private, on-site well. The facility serves as a base of operations for four (4) full-time employees and includes a single bathroom with sink and toilet as well as an outdoor water spigot. A recent potable water analysis conducted by Microbac Laboratories, Inc. (full copy of analysis attached to this RFP) confirms that several water quality parameters do not meet the EPA limits for potability. The Town wishes to install a water treatment system that will address these water quality concerns and bring the Garage's potable water system into compliance with EPA standards. Accordingly, the Town is seeking proposals that will design and install a water treatment solution. Respondents should provide a statement of qualifications and scope of services based on this project's description and the attached water quality analysis. Proposals will be rated on the following: o Qualifications, relevant experience and licensing; o Analysis of current water quality concerns and proposed solution; o Proposed Equipment to be Installed with Labour and Material Costs; and o Anticipated time frame for system installation. The Town of Sterling will not reimburse from any expenses incurred in connection with this Request for Proposals (RFP) including, but not limited to, preparing the initial response and any additional information requested or travel expenses relating to any oral presentation. Please be advised that responses will be considered property of the Town, are matters of public record, and may be disclosed by Sterling after the awarding of a contract. Confidentiality - If the Respondent believes that any information in its proposal should be treated as confidential that material shall be clearly marked. The Town shall endeavour to protect confidential material from disclosure to non-Town employees to the extent required by State or Federal law. In no event will the Town be responsible for the inadvertent disclosure of your response to this RFP.