REVERSE OSMOSIS MAINTENANCE SERVICE BASE PLUS 4

The Iowa City VA Healthcare System requires maintenance for its Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems over a base year and four option years. The work includes monthly testing for bacteria, endotoxins, and water quality, along with the upkeep of RO equipment and pumps. Technical drawings define engineering constraints for system replacement, such as redundant parallel piping, stainless steel pressure reducing valves, and piping installation at least three inches above ceilings. Technicians must hold NASED certification. Work outside the main mechanical room must occur after normal business hours. This is a small business set-aside under NAICS 221310. Scope includes monthly testing for bacteria, endotoxins, and water quality. Mechanical drawings detail existing and new RO configurations, including equipment from Ameriwater, Grundfos, and Evoqua. These documents set standards for flow logic, components, and system capacities. The Iowa City VA Healthcare System requires maintenance and replacement for its RO systems over five years. This includes recurring maintenance and installing new RO equipment and distribution loops. Monthly testing for bacteria, endotoxins, and water quality is required for compliance.