The City of Mesa is awarding a three‑year contract (with one optional two‑year renewal) for the maintenance, repair, and replacement of approximately 88 fiberglass chemical storage tanks, associated hydrogen stacks, piping, ductwork, and scrubbers used by its Water Resources Department. The contract will be performed by American Fiberglass, Inc. and is valued at $400,000 per year. The scope includes removal and re‑installation of tank penetrations, gasket replacement, fiberglass mat repairs, interior corrosion‑barrier removal and replacement, ladder repairs, and full tank replacements as needed, along with strict quality‑assurance testing (hardness, hydrostatic leak, acetone‑sensitivity). The contractor must meet OSHA confined‑space requirements, provide its own equipment, and adhere to a rapid response schedule for emergency repairs (site visit within 1 day, quote within 2 days, work start within 3 days). Pricing is firm for 180 days after opening, and invoices are paid Net 30.
• Scope: Fiberglass tank, hydrogen stack, piping, ductwork, and scrubber maintenance/repair/replacement for water‑treatment facilities.
• Term: 3‑year base period with optional 2‑year renewal; firm‑price for 180 days.
• Value: $400 K per year (≈ $1.2 M total over base term).
• Vendor: American Fiberglass, Inc. – sole awardee.
• Performance: Emergency response within 1 day, non‑emergency start within 1 week; strict QA testing required.