Start / End Dates & Times: 03/05/2024 - 1:30pm to 05/08/2024 - 10:00amBid: OpenStatus: PendingThe Town of Franklin, Massachusetts requests bids for construction of the Well 7/7A PFAS Treatment Facility project.
Bid Details Planholder Eau Claire PFAS Treatment Facility Active Browse Awarded Bids Download Bid Package Bid Details Agency Name City of Eau Claire Bid Writer Shelley Waughtal Bid ID IFB-2024-21-0-2024/SW Bid Type IFB - Invitation for Bids Broadcast Date 03/08/2024 8:00 AM Central Fiscal Year 2024 Due Date 05/07/2024 2:00 PM Central Bid Status Text None Additional Registration (NEW) NONE Scope of Work None Documents Download all documents Filename
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PFAS Treatment System Building Project Organization:Town of Hudson Department:1283CONVD - Default Data Conversion Department Location:1283L - Default Data Conversion Location Bulletin Desc:See full legal advertisement at https://www.townofhudson.org/department-public-works Type Code:NS - Non-Statewide Solicitation
In addition, we are seeking to add iron and manganese removal for all six of the drinking water wells, and it should be installed upstream of the PFOA/PFAS treatment plant. Iron & manganese treatment should be installed in the new PFAS treatment building. SECTION II – Proposal Content This RFP includes, but is not limited to, the following engineering services: 1. Proposals for the type of treatment for PFAS and Iron & Manganese removal. 2.
PFAS Treatment Facilities Work under this Contract includes construction of carbon treatment systems and related facilities at both Hoffman Hill and Bell Hill sites. Work at Hoffman Hill includes the construction of (3) sets 12 foot wide and 27 foot tall carbon treatment vessels, expansion of the on-site chlorine generation facilities, and addition of a 150 square foot expansion chemical building with (2) 475-gallon chlorine storage tanks.
The DEC Drinking Water and Groundwater Protection Division (DWGPD)is seeking proposals from laboratories certified by the Vermont Department of Health to perform Laboratory Analytical Services for the PFAS Treatment Efficacy Study.
