The Ministry of Health in Panama is inviting bids for the construction and operation of a wastewater treatment plant in East Arraiján, the trunk system and its interconnections.
Panama Government Purchase 2016-0-12-0-15-LP-020185:
“Design, construction, operation and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant in East Arraiján, the trunk system and its interconnections and operation and maintenance of sewer networks in Burunga and in Arraiján Cabecera.
A wastewater treatment plant must be designed and built in East Arraiján with the following goals:
-Conditioning of ground, power supply system, drainage, shade trees and landscaping and protection of PTAR property against floods.
-Offices for Directors of the UCP, Laboratory, Building for Maintenance and Operations Building for Management, Finance, Operations, Health, Safety and Environment, Building for Workshops, Parking and vehicular access.
Treatment Capacity:
-the Plant must be designed to treat at least one contaminant load of 11,352 kg / BOD5 / D and 2,270 kg of NH3-N / D. The effluent quality must meet the technical regulations DGNTI-COPANIT 35-2000.
-the Plant must be built to treat at least one pollutant load of 6.991 KG / BOD5 / D and 1.398 kg of NH3-N / d. The effluent quality must meet the technical regulations DGNTI-COPANIT 35-2000.
Hydraulic Capacity:
-In terms of design, at least average flow of wastewater 1.00 M³ / S, with a maximum of 1.22 M3 / S.
-In terms of Construction, average flow of wastewater of at least 0.62 M³ / S, with a maximum of 0.77 M3 / S.
Quality and quantity of sludge:
The design of sludge treatment facilities must comply with the technical regulations DGNTI-COPANIT 47-2000, CLASS I, for use as an agricultural fertilizer. or
-After sludge dehydration must contain at least 25% total solids.
Odor control:
As a minimum, pumping stations, bars, sand removal, treatment and sludge dewatering should be covered and connected to odor treatment system.
-Dilution Threshold: A measure of the number of dilutions needed to make environmental odors undetectable. The dilution threshold (D / T for short) is the product of the following calculation, D / T = Volume of Air Filtered by the Coal / Volume of Ambient Air with Smell. This should be a maximum of 7 D / T at the PTAR property boundary.”
Reference value: $143.862.096
The deadline for receipt of bids is March 2, 2016.
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Tom,
Hello,
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I am quite interested in Panama.
I am interested in doing business in Panama, interested in investing in raw land, interested in building a factory there, interested in providing TDMI manufactured polymer flocculants and coagulants, as well as other necessary chemicals to the municipal waste water treatment plants, as well as to the Canal, sugar mills, and mines as TDMI does in Canada, USA, Mexico, and South America.
I am curious about the waste water treatment facility that you mention herewith.
Your article states: The deadline for receipt of bids is March 2, 2016.
Is this date of 2016 correct, or should it be 2017 ?
Hopefully it is 2017.
Please advise.
Also, is it possible to provide contact names of those in charge of the project. (the decision makers).
I greatly enjoy your news articles that June Shelton sends to me each month for quite some time.
Thank you so very much
Thurman Dale Hammett, CEO
TDMI Corp
dale@4tdmi.com
+1 214 642 3225
Tom,
Hello,
I receive each of your Panama Perspective issues due to my special long time friends Virgil and June Ellen Shelton.
I am quite interested in Panama.
Interested in doing business in Panama,
Interested in investing in raw land with June and Virgil.
Interested in building a factory in Panama.
Interested in providing TDMI manufactured polymer flocculants and coagulants.
Interested in providing other necessary chemicals to the municipal waste water treatment plant.
Interested in providing all of the same to the Canal, sugar mills, and mines.
This is what TDMI does in Canada, USA, Mexico, and South America.
Tom,
I am curious about the waste water treatment facility that you mention herewith.
Your article states: The deadline for receipt of bids is March 2, 2016.
Is this date of 2016 correct, or should it be 2017 ?
Hopefully it is 2017.
Please advise.
Also, is it possible to provide contact names of those in charge of the project. (the decision makers).
I greatly enjoy your news articles that June Shelton sends to me each month for quite some time.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Thurman Dale Hammett, CEO
TDMI Corp
dale@4tdmi.com
+1 214 642 3225