WATER STORAGE TANKS Sample Clauses

WATER STORAGE TANKS. These shall also include for provision of the following: - (a) HDPE Water storage tanks shall be rotational moulded, cylindrical vertical type/Rectangular all as directed. (b) PVC water storage tanks shall be of capacity as indicated in schedule ‘A’. (c) Mild steel galvanized medium grade 25mm bore over flow and wash out pipe and float ball valve with brass rod and polythene ball. Wash out pipe shall be provided with stop valve and anti-mosquito rose. (d) Over flow pipe shall be connected to wash outlet pipe beyond the stop valve at an approximate distance of 50cm from take-off point of wash out pipe and beyond this the combined wash out and over flow pipe shall be provided. (e) Combined wash out and over flow pipe of all insulated overhead water storage tank placed in one place (tank room) shall be connected to each other and only one wash out pipe of 40mm bore medium grade GI pipe (in case of single tank wash out pipe shall be 25mm bore GI medium grade) shall be taken to discharge the water at 15cm above ground level.
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WATER STORAGE TANKS. Storage capacity of tanks shall be all as mentioned in Schedule A. Unless otherwise issued under schedule ‘B’, water storage tank shall be of rotational moulded, HDPE, ISI marked double layered and as per clause 18.60 and 18.60.A of SSR Part-I.
WATER STORAGE TANKS. A. All proposed projects that include a water storage tank shall be reviewed by Van Buren Municipal Utilities on a case-by-case basis. The tank contractor shall be a specialist in the design and construction of the selected style of tank and shall have built in its own name not less than 10 comparable tanks within the last five (5) years, all of which now are giving satisfactory service. The tank contractor shall have on its staff a full time professional engineer licensed in the State of Arkansas with not less than five (5) years of experience in the design and field construction of the selected style of tank, and who will be the responsible engineer in charge of the fabricated tank and foundation design. The Developer shall submit a letter giving Xxx Xxxxx Municipal Utilities a list of references of recent work. The tank contractor shall be responsible for the design, manufacture, delivery, erection, painting, and testing of the water storage tank.
WATER STORAGE TANKS. A. All proposed projects that include a water storage tank shall be reviewed by VBMU on a case-by- case basis. The tank contractor shall be a specialist in the design and construction of the selected style of tank and shall have built in its own name not less than 10 comparable tanks within the last five (5) years, all of which now are giving satisfactory service. The tank contractor shall have on its staff a full time Professional Engineer licensed in the State of Arkansas with not less than five

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