Water treatment piping and valves

Municipal Capabilities Statement

RMS Pump provides new pump-system sales and engineering alongside troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, retrofits, and technical service for public infrastructure and critical facilities throughout Oregon and Washington.

RMS Pump, Inc. 2610 Fairview Parkway, Fairview, OR 97024 (503) 665-8101 info@rmspump.com

Company Overview

Established in 2002, RMS Pump supports municipal infrastructure, wastewater systems, commercial facilities, domestic water, fire protection, and specialty pumping applications. RMS combines new pump-system sales and engineering with field troubleshooting, repair, preventative maintenance, controls knowledge, and system upgrades.

Core Capabilities

  • New pump-system sales and engineering
  • Pump troubleshooting and field service
  • Pump repair and rebuilds
  • Preventative maintenance programs
  • Pump system upgrades and retrofits
  • Controls, VFD, sequencing, and alarm troubleshooting
  • Alignment, balancing, vibration, and recurring failure support

Systems Supported

  • Municipal water and wastewater systems
  • Lift stations and pump stations
  • Vertical turbine and specialty pumps
  • Booster and pressure systems
  • Sewage and submersible pumps
  • Domestic water and fire-protection pump systems

Service Territory

Oregon and Washington, with support for municipalities, public works teams, utilities, engineers, facilities, and commercial operators.

Qualifications

Licensed, bonded, and insured in Oregon. UBI: 602 651 292 | CCB#: 173135 | L.P.I Electrical: #153CPI.

Service Process

From assessment to documented return to service.

Assessment | Diagnosis | Recommendation | Repair | Testing | Documentation

RMS approaches pump issues as system problems. Service work may include operating-current observations, accessible pressure or drawdown checks, pump inspection, controls behavior review, check-valve or piping observations, repair or rebuild support, reinstallation checks, and post-service operating notes.

Scope and RFQ Routing

What to send for new systems or service.

For new systems, send the application, target duty, site, controls needs, available drawings, and schedule. For service, include the equipment, symptoms, urgency, and operating observations.

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