COOLING TOWER WATER TREATMENT

2026-11-03

A . All service , chemicals , and inspections shall comply with involved component manufacturers ’ recommendations / requirements and be in compliance with requirement set forth in NFAP Section 99 for Health Care Facilities . 1 . Removal / disposal of used chemicals , as well as other items / debris during contract , shall be in compliance with Federal , State of Indiana , and Local regulations and shall be the responsibility of the Contractor . 2 . Only store necessary chemicals required for the equipment in place . A minimum amount of overstock chemicals must be stored on spill containment . B . The Contractor shall furnish all services , labor , chemicals , tools , and supervision required to maintain , in fully functional and properly operating condition , chemicals within the closed loop system associated with the cooling towers serving the listed buildings . 1 . Service shall include providing all work and chemicals as listed in the “ Preventative Maintenance Checklist ” paragraph included herein these specifications . 2 . A fully functional and properly operating condition is defined as that level of performance which provides service and meets applicable laws , codes , regulations , the involved equipment manufacturers ’ specifications , and maximizes life expectancy of components . C . Each work visit shall be coordinated , pre - scheduled , and directed from a maintenance management program initiated and maintained by the Contractor . The program may be computer programmed and directed ; or manually operated . Provide a copy of this program schedule to the Facility Representative prior to the start of any work . D . All work shall be performed in the presence of the Facility Representative ( or designated employee ) who shall sign documentation , provided by the Contractor , that the work is complete . E . The signature of the foreman of the Contractor ’ s crew performing the work shall appear on all site prepared documents .

Indiana

2026-04-08