Pennsylvania College of Technology is soliciting bids from qualified contractors to remove and dispose of the existing dust collection system and furnish, install, test, and commission a new reverse-pulse baghouse dust collection system at the Kenneth Carl Building Technologies Center (BTC). The specified system is an Airex Model 180-10TR-6 baghouse dust collector equipped with an RXI-LS29 Class III blower, or an equivalent Airex system that meets or exceeds the specified requirements for performance, construction, capacity, safety, and functionality. The work shall include disconnecting, removing, and disposing of the existing dust collector, ductwork, hoods, blast gates, fan, motor, associated controls, and related components designated for removal.
The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, connections, and services necessary to deliver a complete, fully operational dust collection system in accordance with the project drawings and specifications, applicable codes and standards, and regulatory requirements.
The work includes disconnecting, removing, and disposing of the existing dust collector, ductwork, hoods, blast gates, fan, motor, associated controls, and related components designated for removal. The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, connections, and services to deliver a complete, fully operational dust collection system in accordance with the project drawings and specifications, applicable codes and standards, and regulatory requirements. The specified system is an Airex Model 180-10TR-6 baghouse dust collector equipped with an RXI-LS29 Class III blower, or an equivalent Airex system that meets or exceeds specified requirements.
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Source: Pennsylvania College of Technology (solicitation 260120), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
