Contract · State & Local
Chemical Controller Purchase
City of Cleveland - Parks and Recreation Cleveland, OH
- Status Closes in 36 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The City of Cleveland Department of Parks and Recreation is soliciting written proposals from authorized vendors of Santa Barbara Control Systems, doing business under the brand name Chemtrol, for the purchase of Twelve (12) chemical controllers One (1) Chemtrol Model PC 2100 with communication option and a Chemtrol CO2 PH Control System will not need to be installed but will be delivered to The City of Cleveland Parks and Recreation to function as a backup unit. The remaining eleven (11) Chemtrol Model PC 2100 with communication option and the Chemtrol CO2 PH Control Systems (See Project Specifications) are to be installed at eight (8) of our recreation centers with indoor pools. with the following number of units at each location: Three (3) units at the Frederick Douglas Recreation Center, two (2) units will be installed at Collinwood Recreation Center, and one (1) Controller unit will be installed at each of the following Recreations Center pools: Cudell, Estabrook, Fairfax, Michael Zone, Stella Walsh, and Thurgood Marshall. Only vendors authorized to sell Chemtrol equipment are eligible to respond.
Contract/Solicitation #: 2025-RFP-151
Type: Request for Proposal Design-Build - DRAFT
Department: Parks and Recreation
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 21, 2026
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Status
Open now
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