Furnish and Supply Chemicals RFP
Aug 27, 2026
Closes
Sep 15, 2026
Furnish and supply chemicals.
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Aug 27, 2026
Closes
Sep 15, 2026
Furnish and supply chemicals.
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City
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Levittown
County
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Bucks
Address
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7811 New Falls Rd
Phone Number
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(215) 945-7400
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19055
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lower Bucks County Joint Municipal (Water And Sewer) Authority
The board meeting involved the approval of accounts payable and the ratification of several equipment purchases, including a new trench compactor and a forklift for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The board also approved rescheduling the upcoming June meeting. Informational updates were provided regarding annual reports for wasteload management, pretreatment, and water audits, as well as status updates on various contract awards for stone supply, clarifier mechanisms, sidewalk restoration, and water main replacements. Additionally, the board held an executive session to discuss personnel and real estate matters.
The Board approved the 2026 Capital Improvement Budget and the payment of accounts payable. Several infrastructure and supply contracts were awarded, specifically for the restoration of concrete surfaces, the supply of polymers for treatment plants, the replacement of water mains, and the installation of a new sludge heat exchanger. Additionally, the Board authorized the purchase of specific electrical components for an anaerobic sludge digester. Reports were provided regarding various annual environmental monitoring and reporting requirements for 2025, and the Board held an executive session to discuss personnel and real estate matters.
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The board meeting focused on several operational and administrative approvals. Key agenda items included the approval of accounts payable, the extension of a contract for supplying ferric chloride to the Water Treatment Plant, and the award of a contract for fire hydrants, valves, and pipes. The board approved the purchase of a new PLC system for the lime and powdered activated carbon feed system, authorized the execution of a settlement agreement for a civil action, and approved funding for employee holiday lunches and gift cards. Additionally, the board canceled the November meeting, rescheduled the December meeting, and authorized the submission of a Local Share Account grant application for a digester tank mixing system project.
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