PRESOL | 36 | Develop a system wide SO3 mitigation plan throughout the TVA system, i.e. injection systems, catalysts, etc., on coal fired units burning eastern U.S. coal in the 1.2-6.0 lb sulfur/MM-Btu range.

FBO DAILY ISSUE OF JULY 19, 2003 FBO #0597
SOLICITATION NOTICE

36 -- Develop a system wide SO3 mitigation plan throughout the TVA system, i.e. injection systems, catalysts, etc., on coal fired units burning eastern U.S. coal in the 1.2-6.0 lb sulfur/MM-Btu range.

Notice Date: 7/17/2003
Notice Type: Solicitation Notice
Contracting Office: Tennessee Valley Authority, Tennessee Valley Authority, Procurement, 1101 Market Street, Chattanooga, TN, 37401
ZIP Code: 37401
Solicitation Number: 20030801
Response Due: 7/28/2003
Archive Date: 8/12/2003
Point of Contact: Stacci Thomas, Contract Manager, Phone 423/751-8192, Fax 423/751-4619, - Stacci Thomas, Contract Manager, Phone 423/751-8192, Fax 423/751-4619,
E-Mail Address: spthomas@tva.gov, spthomas@tva.gov
Description: Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) intends to purchase the following goods and services by Competitive Negotiation: TVA intends to enter into an agreement(s) with one or more qualified firm(s) to provide solutions for capture of SO3 including but not limited to, injection systems, catalysts, etc. at TVA?s Fossil Plants. TVA desires to develop a system wide SO3 mitigation plan for application throughout the TVA system. This applies especially on coal fired units burning or planning to burn eastern U.S. coal in the 1.2-6.0 lb sulfur/MM-Btu range. TVA strongly prefers that the SO3 mitigation be accomplished after the flue gas exits the economizer (or SCR as appropriate) but before the gas enters the air heater. TVA is soliciting expressions of interest, including innovative financial arrangements and project delivery arrangements for the project(s). TVA desires to select firm(s) that have a history of successful experience with environmental systems as well as balance of plant systems. In addition, the firm must have a corporate philosophy consistent with the alliance concept and a genuine desire to enter into such an agreement. TVA will have certain mandatory minimum qualifications that Respondents must meet before consideration. Only those Respondents which certify to TVA that they can fully meet all of the mandatory minimum qualification requirements will be considered. Prospective offerors will be required to submit detailed supporting documentation (with their proposals) to substantiate meeting all mandatory minimum qualification requirements as stated below. Teaming and subcontracting relationships are encouraged, and these minimum qualification requirements may collectively be satisfied by combining the qualifications of team members and subcontractors committed to perform in the event of award. Individual qualification criteria, however, must be satisfied by individual entities. The following is a summary of the mandatory minimum qualification requirements: A) Has successfully supplied, erected (for turnkey work), and placed into service or successfully demonstrated mitigation equipment for the pollutant described above. B) Has capability and experience handling multiple projects (of at least the type and magnitude similar to that described above) at multiple sites simultaneously and be able to demonstrate the ability for project management of complex projects with appropriate proposed structure of the project management team. C) Has capability to assign a licensed professional engineer (PE) for each engineering discipline and other experienced personnel to the TVA work. All drawings will be required to be approved/stamped by respective discipline PE for the state in which the project is located. D) Has experience with computer-based project control systems, and possess the ability to integrate with TVA systems. TVA currently uses Primivera? 3.1 as the standard scheduling software. E) Has a design presence in the TVA region or be willing to establish a presence in the region either directly, through teaming arrangements, or through sub-contractor alliances. F) Has the financial capacity (creditworthiness) to guarantee the timely performance, obligations, duties and responsibilities under or related to the contract (including performance and warranty issues), for the term of the contract. G) Has an established Total Quality Program. H) Has the ability to provide information on equipment performance history, experience data of design and experience data of erection. FOR TURNKEY/INSTALLATION WORK. I) Must be willing to become signatory to TVA?s project labor agreement. J) Has an acceptable safety program with demonstrated ability to assign on-site safety professionals. Current EMR should be no greater than 1.0. Current OSHA/BLS recordable injury frequency rate should be no greater than 7.0. Must submit corporate safety record including workers compensation cost per man-hour and environmental compliance record. Technical data will be furnished with the solicitation, anticipated to be issued on or about 07/31/03. Submissions of interest, capabilities, and proposed financial or project delivery arrangements in response to this notice are due in writing in later than 07/28/03 addressed to the attention of: Stacci Thomas Project Manager, Fossil Power Contracts 1101 Market Street (LP 3J) Chattanooga, TN 37402 phone: 423.751.8192 fax: 423.751.4619 email: spthomas@tva.gov
Place of Performance: Address: Any TVA fossil location in 7 state southeast region.; Country: U.S.
Record: SN00374343-W 20030719/030717213959 (fbodaily.com)
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36 -- Develop a system wide SO3 mitigation plan throughout the TVA system, i.e. injection systems, catalysts, etc., on coal fired units burning eastern U.S. coal in the 1.2-6.0 lb sulfur/MM-Btu range.