Treatment chemicals
Hypochlorite, polymer, fluoride and phosphate feeds. Vented caps and dedicated containers per chemistry.
Public works buys on process. We keep the specs, the SDS compatibility notes and the diversion numbers in a format that drops straight into a bid package or a council sustainability report.
Hypochlorite, polymer, fluoride and phosphate feeds. Vented caps and dedicated containers per chemistry.
Grade B totes for brine make-up, pre-wet storage and remote spot-treatment caches.
Grade C containers for hot-applied materials handled in a liner, then recycled.
Manifolded banks on trailers for new tree watering programs.
One-trip food-grade totes staged for outage response.
Bulk dispensing at the garage instead of pallets of jugs.
Ask for our municipal packet: specifications, grade definitions, diversion methodology and the per-tote avoided-emissions figures with their sources.
| Packet document | Use in a bid | Citable? |
|---|---|---|
| Published grading standard, 18 checks | Define condition without naming a grade letter | Yes — three customers already do |
| Staining scale, S0–S4 | Remove the most-disputed ambiguity | Yes |
| Dimension and weight tables | Specify fit, racking and floor loading | Yes |
| UN marking reference | Specify design type and packing group | Yes |
| Diversion methodology and worksheet | Sustainability reporting requirements | Yes |
| Avoided-emissions figures with sources | Council or board reporting | Yes, with limitations stated |
| Sample cleaning record | Show what a compliant record looks like | Yes |
| Insurance certificate and W-9 | Vendor onboarding | On request |
We lose bids to vaguer specifications regularly and would rather that than win one by reading a loose clause generously. If a specification is written so that the cheapest bidder decides what the words mean, the cheapest bidder will.
Typical uses are water treatment chemicals, de-icing brine, crack seal and tack coat, irrigation nurse tanks, potable water caching, and bulk DEF or washer fluid at the garage.
The packet includes our 18-check grading standard, a staining scale, dimension and weight tables, a UN marking reference, a diversion worksheet, avoided-emissions figures with sources, and a sample cleaning record. Insurance certificate and W-9 come on request.
Specify condition rather than a grade letter, because Grade A is undefined industry-wide. Ask for photos of the actual containers with the UN plate, and a stated remedy if they arrive wrong.
Our diversion statements satisfy most local sustainability reporting requirements. The packet includes the methodology and worksheet, and avoided-emissions figures come with sources and stated limitations.
For brine and treatment chemicals, specify vented caps and gasket material instead of leaving them to the bidder. Hypochlorite needs vented caps, and each chemistry gets a dedicated container.