Water Treatment Trailer requirement

The government file outlines the salient characteristics for a water treatment trailer, specifically a 60 gpm RO unit, to address the specialized water requirements for mobile sterilization units. This trailer needs to provide treated cold, hot, and RO water for final rinse applications. Key components include an RO unit with membranes and replacement filters, a 2000-gallon storage tank, a chemical injection quill, multi-bag filter housing with various filters, a 7.5 HP water pump, a VFD, a bladder tank, a globe valve, a TDS meter, a water softener system, electric heaters, and a recirculating pump. The equipment must fit within a 52-foot tractor-trailer. The project requires a maintenance plan with on-call personnel, turnkey installation, connection to mobile sterilization units, and a site visit to assess utilities and space. Monthly water testing is mandated for both cold and hot water supplies, with specific MIN-MAX ranges for sediment filtration, total hardness, total dissolved solids, alkalinity, pH, conductivity, silica, chloride, copper, iron, zinc, aluminum, and manganese, ensuring the water is colorless.