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

Introduction On June 5, 1922, Fallbrook Public Utility District (FPUD) was incorporated to serve water from local area wells along the San Luis Rey River. Since that time, FPUD has continued to grow, and today constructs, operates and maintains facilities to supply water and sewer services to the town of Fallbrook and water and reclaimed water to the surrounding residential and agricultural areas. The District delivers potable water to 35,000 people over a 28,000 square acre service area. Specifications Required FPUD is in need of FIVE identical pumps and motors: 2 pump trains consisting of 2 pumps and motors each, and one spare pump and motor which will be interchangeable with any pump train position. The pump must be intermediately coupled to the motor and it must utilize a separate seal box. The seals must be mechanical split seals rated for the pressures in any pump position within either train, allowing seal replacement in the field without un-coupling the motor from the pump. The motors will be TEFC and include shaft sleeves and slingers (deflectors.) The pump manufacturer must provide at minimum a 3-year, 36-month warranty from date of sale. A fully detailed quote showing all relevant costs including taxes, shipping, and accessories, shall be included. Quote shall be on company letterhead detailing specifications of proposed pumps and motors with warranty information (no informal e-mailed quotes accepted) and estimated delivery date. The lowest quoted supplier which meets specifications shall be awarded the bid. Q&A Cutoff 12/11/2024. FPUD reserves the right to reject any bid that offers an item that does not meet minimum specs.