Annual maintenance contract for swimming pool( 01 Jan - 31 Dec 2024)
Contract Posted On: April 5, 2024 Closing On: April 26, 2024 Scope of Work –Swimming Pool Maintenance Asset Description: Swimming Pool – 1no Kid's Pool – 1no Jacuzzi – 1no
Service Frequency: 3-time visits/ Week Emergency calls- Unlimited Consumables and Spare Parts: Non-Comprehensive Requirements during the tenure shall be quoted separately with the best quality and competitive market rate. Maintain a reasonable inventory of essential spare parts for maintenance and services falling within the scope of services. PPM consumables shall be included in the service. Emergency Response: Priority 1 – Emergency: Immediately (Within 1 hour) Incident requires urgent interference. Priority 2 – Urgent: Within 2 hours Poses a threat of personal injury, equipment damage, or serious disruption of operations. Priority 3 – Expedited: 8 Hours Something that is not classified as urgent but needs to be resolved speedily e.g. a situation that reflects poorly on the Client. Priority 4 – Scheduled: 24 Hours Nonurgent to operations. Date scheduled, chargeable works requiring prior client approval Note: Technical assistance via phone calls shall be provided to the building security or FM the team immediately if required. Scope of Work: Maintain pH-Chlorine & pool water parameters as per Municipality standards via approved chemical dosing. Maintaining pool water quality via cleaning vacuuming brushing skimming & dosing chemicals as required. Supply & dosing of chlorine & additional chemicals associated with maintaining pool water quality. Clean & clear out debris from the pool, skimmer - overflow channels, and pump baskets. Backwashing of filters as required & indicated by the pressure differential across filters. Periodic inspection of filters, pool operational parts on every visit & maintain proper records on logbook Reporting necessary repairs & activities to ensure the pool maintained to its optimum performance & quality. Use a leaf scoop to remove debris on the bottom of your pool Feed the pool with chlorine or another sanitizer to satisfy its requirements either manually or automatically. Ensure the water the level is correct for the pump system Adjust pool chemical levels using test kits Perform visual inspection of pool water to ensure color, clarity, and visible debris Remove organic debris. Add pool shock to ensure pool does not turn green and remove contaminants Adjust pool chemistry pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness Only adjust pH levels once a week. PH should range between 7.3 – 7.7 depending upon the pool finish. pH levels should be adjusted to increase or decrease until they are at the right levels. To increase pH levels use a pH increaser like sodium carbonate. To decrease pH levels use a pH de creaser like sodium bicarbonate. Test bromine and chlorine levels: Free chlorine levels should range between 1-3 ppm Free bromine levels should range between 3-5 ppm Adjust Alkalinity levels Adjust Stabilizer and Oxidizer levels Clean water line near tile Adjust water level to recommended height of 1” (25mm) per hour if necessary, adjust pool chemicals to prevent algae Safety Policy: Work Force shall be provided with proper uniform, hand gloves, face mask, and other safety equipment to be used while duty. Shall take special care to seclude the area of our work by proper partition and provide signboard in the area of work. Clean the area completely after completion of the work and never leave tools, waste, etc. at the worksite. Vendor is solely responsible for any liability that may arise due to the injury sustained to its employees during the course of their work under this agreement. Note: - Water Testing (Microanalysis and Legionella testing) is not required in the service. - Swimming pool maintenance shall be completed before the swimming operational hours.
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