LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
File #: 17-2824    Name:
Type: Consent Item Status: Passed
File created: 10/25/2017 In control: Broken Arrow Municipal Authority
On agenda: 11/7/2017 Final action: 11/7/2017
Title: Award the most advantageous bid to Hach Company for the purchase eleven (11) units of Hach turbidity meters for the Water Treatment Plant
Attachments: 1. Turbidity Meter

Broken Arrow Municipal Authority

                                                                                               Meeting of: 11-7-2017

                                                                                    

To:                     Chairman and Authority Members

From:                     Utilities Department

Title: 

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                     Award the most advantageous bid to Hach Company for the purchase eleven (11) units of Hach turbidity meters for the Water Treatment Plant

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Background:

The Utilities Department has budgeted for the purchase of eleven (11) Hach turbidity meters to replace existing units that are failing and becoming less accurate. Funds for the purchase are available in the Departmental Capital Outlay FY2018, Project No. 185415.

 

Ten units will be installed on the ten Pall microfiltration units to measure the filtered water turbidity levels on each filter rack. The eleventh unit shall be installed on the combined finished water line.

 

Complying with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) turbidity standards for filtered water is a critical part of the treatment process. The turbidity meters continuously measure the filtered water turbidity levels for each rack and the turbidity level is collected at four hour intervals and reported to ODEQ in the Monthly Operational Report Summary.

 

Bid packages were sent to nine (9) vendors for the supply of eleven Hach Model TU5300SC low range laser turbidity meters. Only one bid was received from Hach Company. Staff has reviewed the bid received and identified the bid from Hach Company is complete and meets the specifications. The turbidity meters come with one year standard warranty and service.

 

Cost:                                                                $35,057.00

Prepared By:                                           Anthony Daniel, Utilities Director

Reviewed By:                                          Finance Department
                                    Assistant City Manager-Operations
                                    Legal Department
                                   

Approved By:                      Michael L. Spurgeon, City Manager
          

Attachments:                                          Bid No. 18.118                             

Recommendation:    
Award the most advantageous bid to Hach Company for the purchase of eleven (11) units of Hach turbidity meters for the Water Treatment Plant turbidity meter replacement project.