The City of Chesapeake is searching for contractors to rehabilitate the Bainbridge Boulevard Elevated Water Storage Tank, located in Chesapeake, VA.
The project involves cleaning, recoating and repairing the existing 1-million-gallon welded steel water storage tank.
Bids are due April 8.
Scope of Work
Interior wet surfaces of the steel storage tank will be abrasive blast-cleaned to a Near-White finish (SSPC-SP 10) and coated with a three-coat zinc-epoxy system.
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Bids are due April 8 for cleaning and coating the 1-million-gallon Bainbridge Boulevard Elevated Water Storage Tank.
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Both the exterior and dry interior surfaces will be abrasive blast-cleaned to a Commercial finish (SSPC-SP 6) utilizing a lead stabilizing additive prior to coating. The dry interior will receive a two-coat epoxy system, while the exterior will be coated with a three-coat zinc-polyurethane-fluoropolymer system.
The contractor will also reapply the tanks lettering, “Chesapeake Virginia,” using two coats of fluoropolymer paint.
The concrete base of the tank will be sweep-blasted with a fine abrasive and painted with two coats of polyamidoamine epoxy. The associated steel tower will be coated with the corresponding interior and exterior tank finishes.
Existing coatings contain lead; containment and SSPC-QP 2 contractor certification are required.
The project also includes replacement of the existing modular automatic cathodic protection unit.
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