Removal and disposal of large FRP storage tank
CC1 Chlorine Scrubber Tank Removal, Solicitation 188862, issued by Tarrant Regional Water District.
At a glance
Tarrant Regional Water District seeks a vendor to remove and dispose of a 28,750-gallon fiberglass storage tank at Cedar Creek Lake Pump Station. The tank previously stored sodium hydroxide; TRWD will drain the caustic but the vendor must handle residual disposal and all tank removal work.
Key facts
- Issuing agency
- Tarrant Regional Water District
- Solicitation number
- 188862
- Type
- purchase
- Posted
- Aug 11, 2025
- Response deadline
- Aug 29, 2025, 2:00 PM EDT
- Questions due
- Aug 27, 2025, 6:00 PM EDT
- Place of performance
- Tarrant County, TX
- Official posting
- Documents, addenda and the procurement contact, free with an account.
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Official description
Solicitation #25-161. Issued by Infrastructure Engineering. Empty and dispose of one 28,750 gallon FRP storage tank and appurtenances. The tank was used to store 20% sodium hydroxide (caustic), but the caustic will be drained by TRWD. Residual amounts of caustic should be disposed of by vendor. The tank is located at the Cedar Creek Lake Pump Station.
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