Water Purification System to the Defence Forces Ireland

Tender description

The Irish Defence Forces Corps of Engineers requires Water Purification Systems for use on Overseas Service with the United Nations and to support Defence Forces operations in Ireland. These Water Purification Systems should be capable of supporting operations in all climates, with an approximate purified water production rate greater than 4,000 litres per hour. The Water Purification Units should be self-contained and powered by an external generator or electrical supply to be supplied by the Irish Defence Forces. 1.2 Scope and extent of work This specification covers two lots of equipment and will include the supply, delivery to site, off-loading, testing, commissioning, training and maintenance of the systems for a period of 12 months after commissioning. The Supplier should therefore include the cost for the supply, delivery to site, testing, commissioning, training and maintenance for a guaranteed minimum period of one year. This covers from acceptance by the Corps of Engineers, of the following equipment, and described in detail throughout this specification. 1. Lot 1: Four (4) Ultra-filtration (or equivalent) Water Purification System, capable of producing a minimum of 4,000 litres of purified water on an hourly basis. 2. Lot 2: Three (3) Reverse Osmosis (or equivalent) Water Purification System, capable of producing a minimum of 4,500 litres of purified water on an hourly basis