BID OPENING TABULATION PRICE COMPARISON. City of Edgewater. AMMONIUM SULFATE - approx. 7,000 gallons. City of Edgewater
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1 BID OPENING TABULATION PRICE COMPARISON Project: Co-Op Annual Supply of Chemicals for Water and Wastewater Bid Number: ITB-PW-U Date & Time: July 27, :00pm Please Note: AMMONIUM SULFATE - approx. 7,000 gallons Hawkins Inc Chemical Systems of Orlando $2.45/gal $3.442/gal HIGH CALCIUM BULK QUICKLIME - approx ,400 tons Cheney Lime & Cement Company Caramuse Lime & Stone $270.66/ton $184.13/ton LIQUID ALUMINUM SULFATE - approx. 30,000 gallons Chemtrade Chemicals $0.4998* Thatcher Chemical of Florida $0.58 Affinity Chemical LLC $ LIQUID CARBON DIOXIDE - approx tons Airgas LLC South Region Praxair Inc $260.00/ton /ton LIQUID FERRIC SULFATE - approx. 11,000 gallons Thatcher Chemical of Florida 1.16 Kemira Water Solutions Inc LIQUID SODIUM BIOSULFITE - approx. 10,000 gallons Allied Universal Corporation 1.37 Thatcher Chemical of Florida 1.82
2 LIQUID SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE - approx. 116,000 gallons Allied Universal Corporation Odyssey Manufacturing Co 0.52 POLYMER - approx Drums Polydyne INC Sterling Water Technologies Solenis, LLC. Hawkins, Inc. $ Per 450 LB. Drum* $520.98/drum $418.50/drum $578.92/drum Corrosion Inhibitor - approx. 1,000-3,000 GALLONS Shannon Chemical Hawkins Inc. Chemical Systems of Orlando $8.37/Gal $5.00/Gal $10.95/gal* City of Flagler Beach SULFURIC ACID 93% - approx. 46 tons Shrieve Chemical Sulphuric Acid trading Company $139.00/ton $99.00/ton HIGH CALCIUM BULK QUICKLIME - approx. 400 tons Cheney Lime & Cement Company $266.94/ton Caremuse Lime & Stone $ % HYDROFLUOSILICIC ACID (HFS) - approx. 2,500 gallons Hawkins Inc. $3.09 LIQUID ALUMINUM SULFATE - approx. 190 tons Chemtrade Chemicals $183.00/dry ton Thatcher Chemical of Florida $ Affinity Chemical LLC $210.00/ton LIQUID CARBON DIOXIDE - approx. 32 tons Airgas LLC South Region $380.00
3 LIQUID CHLORINE (one-ton cylinders) - approx. 52 tons Allied Universal Corporation $ LIQUID SULFUR DIOXIDE (one-ton cylinders) - approx. 20 tons Allied Universal Corporation $ SOLID ANIONIC POLYMER - aprox pounds- approx. 52 tons Polydyne Inc 1.330/lb Sterling Water Technologies $2.4571/lb* Solenis LLC $0.83 Hawkins Inc. $1.75/lb. AMMONIA HYDROXIDE 19% (bulk) - approx. 14,400 gallons Airgas Specialty Products Inc $2.17* CARBONIC DIOXIDE (LIQUID CO2) - approx. 480,000 pounds Praxair Inc. Airgas LLC South Region $0.10/lb. $0.1275/lb. FLUORIDE 23% - approx. 8,400 gallons Harcros Chemicals Inc $2.49 Hawkins Inc. $2.75 SODIUM HYDROXIDE 50% - approx. 54,000 gallons Allied Universal Corporation $1.42 Harcros Chemicals Inc. $1.66 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 12.5% (10% by weight = 12.5% by trade) - approx. 280,000 gallons Allied Universal Corporation $ Odyssey Manufacturing Co. $ SULFURIC ACID SPECIFICATION (93%) - approx.8,400 gallons Hawkins Inc. $1.75 Sulphuric Acid trading Company $ Shrieve Chemical $2.26
4 ALUMINUM CHLORHYDRATE - approx.130,000 lbs. Chemtrade Chemicals $0.245** Harcros Chemicals Inc. $0.32 Thatcher Chemical of Florida $ Hawkins Inc $ Chemical Systems of Orlando $ AMMONIUM SULFATE SOLUTION - approx. 30,000 gallons Thatcher Chemical of Florida $1.670 Chemical Systems of Orlando $1.544 Hawkins Inc. $1.650 CORROSION INHIBITOR (Polyorthophosphate 70/30 blend) - approx. 12,000 gallons Shannon Chemical $8.33 Harcros Chemicals Inc. $9.09 Hawkins Inc. $5.08 Chemical Systems of Orlando $4.445** DENSE SODIUM CARBONATE (Soda Ash) - approx. 60 tons No Bids No Bids LIQUID POLYMER - approx totes (2,300 lbs. per tote) Polydyne INC $1, * Sterling Water Technologies $2, ** Solenis LLC $2, Hawkins Inc. $2, SULFURIC ACID 93% - approx wet tons Sulphuric Acid Trading Company $ /gal - ($96.71) Shrieve Chemical $129.50/ton* SCALE INHIBITOR - approx. 4,500 gallons American Water Chemicals Inc. A-102 plus $7.49/Gal SODIUM HYDROXIDE (25% Rayon or Membrane Grade Caustic) - approx. 500 wet tons Allied Universal Corporation $146.35
5 SULFURIC ACID (50%) - approx. 7,100 gallons Hawkins Inc. $2.05 SODIUM HRDROCHLORITE- approx. 450,000 gallons Allied Universal Corporation $ Odyssey Manufacturing Co. $ City of St. Augustine Anhydrous Ammonia - approx. 3,500 LBS. Airgas Specialty Products Inc $0.72 City of ST. Augustine ANTISCALANT - approx.275 gallons per tote Harcros Chemicals Inc. $1, American Water Chemicals Inc A-111 plus $1, Hawkins Inc. $3,127 CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE (HTH) - approx. 2,000lbs. Allied Universal Corporation $1.45 Hawkins Inc. $1.29 City of ST AUGUSTINE CARBON DIOXIDE - approx.4,000lbs Airgas, LLC South Region $0.2450/lb. ORTHOPHOSPHATE - approx. 275 gal (per tote) Shannon Chemical $1, Harcros Chemicals Inc. $1, American Water Chemicals Inc. A-755 $1, Hawkins Inc. $1, QUICKLIME GRANULAR - approx. 20 tons Cheney Lime & Cement Company $ Caremuse Lime & Stone $ SODIUM HYDROXIDE - approx. 625 wet tons Allied Universal Corporation $149.15
6 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE - approx. 5,000 GALLONS Allied Universal Corporation $0.526 Odyssey Manufacturing Co. $0.515 SULFURIC ACID - approx. 4,500 GALLONS Shrieve Chemical $1.04 Sulpuric Acid Trading Company $0.7574
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