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File #: 13-1248    Version: 2 Name: 11/7/13 - Ozonia - Ozone Generator Dielectric Replacement
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/7/2013 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/7/2013 Final action: 11/7/2013
Enactment date: 11/7/2013 Enactment #: R-13-347
Title: Resolution to Approve Purchase Order with Ozonia for Purchase of Ozone Generator Dielectrics ($68,209.00)
Attachments: 1. Ozone Dielectrics Replacement Quote - Ozonia.pdf
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Resolution to Approve Purchase Order with Ozonia for Purchase of Ozone Generator Dielectrics ($68,209.00)
Memorandum
Your approval is requested to authorize a purchase order with Ozonia to procure materials for the Ozone Generator Dielectric Replacement Project at the Water Treatment Plant.

Ozonia is the sole source for materials related to the ozone generation system as they are the original manufacturer, supplier and installer of the Water Treatment Plant’s ozone disinfection system.

The Water Treatment Plant has used ozone gas as the primary disinfectant for the City’s drinking water supply since 1996. The City relies on its primary disinfection system to comply with State and Federal Drinking Water Regulations. The ozone system was manufactured, supplied and commissioned by Ozonia. The system requires periodic maintenance, repairs, and upgrades to ensure safe, efficient and reliable disinfection. The Water Treatment Plant has four ozone generators. The dielectrics, which are the components used to convert oxygen gas to ozone gas, have already failed and been replaced in one of the units. The dielectrics cannot be repaired, but must be replaced. It is recommended that the Water Treatment Plant stock one generator’s worth of spare parts. The existing stock has been exhausted. Therefore, it is recommended that this purchase order with Ozonia be approved to stock the spare parts to replace the dielectrics in one generator unit.

Ozonia received Human Rights approval on October 4, 2013 and complies with the Living Wage Ordinance.

Funds are available for this purchase in the approved Water Supply System Capital Budget.
Staff
Prepared by: Mike Switzenberg, Procurement Coordinator, Public Services
Reviewed by: Craig Hupy, Public Services Area Administrator
Approved by: Steven D. Powers, City Administrator
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Whereas, The Water Treatment Plant uses ozone as its primary disinfectant to comply with State and Federal drinking water regulations;
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