The City of Pittsburgh has awarded a contract to SAL Chemical for the provision of Liquid Calcium Chloride. The contract has a term of three years, from October 1, 2018, to April 30, 2021, with an option to renew. The contract includes provisions for the delivery of the chemical to various locations within the city, with a total estimated quantity of 18,600 gallons. The contract also includes requirements for insurance, workers' compensation, and compliance with various laws and regulations. Some key points about the job's work and scope-of-work include: the contractor must provide a 32% concentration of Liquid Calcium Chloride, the solution must include a dye of sufficient concentration to provide a visible color, and the contractor must deliver the chemical to multiple locations within the city.
• The contract includes a detailed specification for the chemical, including its concentration and dye requirements.
• The contractor must provide documentation of quality control measures and systems in effect at production facilities and throughout the delivery process.
• The contract includes provisions for payment, including a requirement for the contractor to submit invoices with specific information.
• The contract also includes provisions for termination, including the right of the City to terminate the contract at any time without cause or liability.