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The City of Tracy is seeking contractors interested in the repainting of a steel water tower located in the California town.
Bids are due Jan. 20.
Scope of Work
Work includes repainting of the existing 100,000-gallon steel lattice truss water tower. Originally built in 1928, the structure reaches 140 feet high.
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Hamid Pouya, Structech Engineering |
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The City of Tracy is seeking contractors interested in the repainting of a 100,000-gallon steel water tower.
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The contractor will oversee surface preparation, cleaning, and painting of exterior exposed structural steel and other metal surfaces.
Work includes hand, power-tool or solvent cleaning of the tank roof; sides; bottom; perimeter and lower catwalks; standpipes; and upper tank ladder. Following that, an alkyd aluminum system will be used where existing paint is in sound condition. In rusted areas, a direct-to-metal industrial enamel primer and an alkyd aluminum finish coat will be used.
The tank’s base plates will require hand cleaning before application of a four-coat epoxy system with sealer, filler and two finish coatings.
Work will also include application of logos with a gloss finish coating. The contractor will design a triangle or leaf logo to replace the existing yellow “TRACY” lettering.
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City of Tracy |
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The contractor will oversee surface preparation, cleaning and painting of exterior exposed structural steel and other metal surfaces.
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The paint manufacturer specified for the coatings in this project is PPG Protective & Marine Coatings.
Interior painting is not covered by this contract.
This project will require a C33 Painting Contractor’s License.
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