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- f • Page 2 <br /> It is time to have the tank inspected. Since the last inspection, tank inspection/service firms <br /> are now doing underwater inspections while the tanks are in service using underwater divers and <br /> cameras. This method is fully acceptable to the EPA, and the diver and equipment are <br /> disinfected prior to entry into the tank. City staff cannot perform this inspection. <br /> Proposals were solicited from three tank inspection firms for this work. Proposals were <br /> received from Liquid Engineering Corporation, Extech LLC and Dixon Engineering. <br /> City staff s review of the proposals determined Liquid Engineering to be the preferred firm <br /> to perform the inspection. Liquid Engineering has done inspections of other water system tanks <br /> in the area and have good references. <br /> Funding for this project is from the Water Capital Fund. <br /> It is the recommended by staff that the City Council approve the attached Resolution <br /> awarding the contract for the William Street Reservoir Inspection/Cleaning Project, City Project <br /> 2000-42, to Liquid Engineering Corporation in the amount of their price of $9,995.00 and that <br /> the Mayor be authorized to execute the contract and the City Clerk to attest. <br /> City staff will be available to answer questions that the City Council may have at the <br /> meeting. <br /> attach: 2 <br /> cc: Raymond McDannell, Water Production Maintenance Supervisor <br /> Liquid Engineering <br />