Air Stripping and GAC System Operations

The contract involves the operation, monitoring, and maintenance of air stripping and granular activated carbon systems designed to remove volatile organic compounds from groundwater, ensuring compliance with environmental and regulatory standards. The work is focused on sustaining the functionality and efficiency of these critical water treatment systems across multiple sites in Michigan, with performance expectations including regular system inspections, timely repairs, data logging, and reporting to maintain optimal contaminant removal rates. The contractor must possess technical expertise in environmental engineering systems, particularly those handling VOC remediation, and be prepared to respond to operational anomalies or equipment failures promptly. Subcontracting opportunities under this effort are open to qualified vendors with demonstrated experience in industrial water treatment technologies. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, and responses are due by September 10, 2026, with performance likely spanning several years given the ongoing nature of groundwater remediation. The NAICS code 333314 indicates the work falls under environmental treatment equipment manufacturing, suggesting the contractor may also be responsible for system upgrades or modifications compatible with evolving regulations. Work will occur at various locations in Michigan, requiring mobility and local logistical coordination, while the Department of Transportation and Management—Michigan serves as the overseeing agency.