The City of Tempe has awarded a contract to Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC for the purchase of wastewater odor controlling chemicals and feeding and control systems. The contract has a total value of $749,000 and is for a period of 5 years, with options for renewal. The contract is for the Municipal Utilities Department and is intended to reduce odors and corrosion in the wastewater system. The City uses a biochemical process to treat wastewater, and the chemicals provided by Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC are used to reduce hydrogen sulfide and other compounds that cause odors and corrosion.
• The contract was originally approved for $600,000 but was increased by $149,000 due to a price increase from the vendor.
• The contract has a term of 5 years, with options for renewal.
• The contract is for the purchase of wastewater odor controlling chemicals and feeding and control systems.
• The City uses a biochemical process to treat wastewater, and the chemicals provided by Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC are used to reduce hydrogen sulfide and other compounds that cause odors and corrosion.
• The contract is intended to reduce odors and corrosion in the wastewater system.