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Bio-Health Pod Systems Stormwater Technology Demonstration and Suitability Evaluation Project- Re-Solicit

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Escambia County is soliciting proposals for the Bio-Health Pod Systems Stormwater Technology Demonstration and Suitability Evaluation Project under solicitation number PD 25-26.111. The project aims to evaluate the effectiveness of Bio-Health Pod Systems, which act as submerged bioreactors that utilize microbial communities to metabolize organic matter and nutrients. This innovative approach is intended to reduce muck accumulation, limit algal growth, and improve overall water quality in stormwater management facilities and downstream waterbodies. The project will be implemented as a technology demonstration, with results determined through scientifically appropriate monitoring and analysis. The solicitation was posted on August 31, 2026, with a response deadline of September 29, 2026. Managed by the Purchasing agency in Pensacola, Florida, the project is overseen by Purchasing Grant Coordinator Travis Simmons. Because the project involves federal funding, the contract is subject to the provisions of 2 CFR Part 200 Appendix II, requiring strict adherence to federal administrative, contractual, and legal remedies, as well as compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act, the Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act, and equal employment opportunity requirements.

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Escambia County seeks proposals to evaluate Bio-Health Pod Systems for stormwater water quality.

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Florida → PurchasingView Agency

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541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

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FL, USA

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Question_&_Answer_Report_PD_25-26.098.pdf

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Exhibit Federal Contract Provisions 2 CFR Part 200 Appendix II

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Bio-Health Pod Systems Stormwater Technology Demonstration and Suitability Evaluation Project- Re-Solicit.pdf

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FDEP_Agreement_No._INV075_-_ADA_(2).pdf

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AgencyFlorida → Purchasing
Contacts1 person available
OfficePensacola, FL, 32502-5822, USA
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Office AddressPensacola, FL, 32502-5822, USA
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Travis SimmonsPurchasing Grant Coordinator

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Stormwater management facilities can accumulate excess nutrients and organic-rich sediments that contribute to degraded water quality conditions, algae growth, increased maintenance needs, and nutrient loading to downstream waterbodies. Escambia County is evaluating an innovative approach that may provide additional tools for improving stormwater facility performance and reducing nutrient-related impacts. Bio-Health Pod Systems are designed to function as submerged bioreactors that host, grow, and distribute beneficial microbial communities intended to metabolize excess organic matter and nutrients, reduce muck accumulation, limit conditions that promote algal growth, and improve water quality conditions in waterbodies receiving stormwater pond discharges and overflows. This project will provide an objective evaluation of the suitability of Bio-Health Pod Systems as a potential stormwater management technology for reducing nutrient concentrations, reducing muck accumulation, improving water quality conditions, and addressing conditions that contribute to harmful algal blooms. The project will be implemented as a technology demonstration and evaluation effort. Project results will be evaluated based on scientifically appropriate monitoring and analysis methods, and the outcome of the evaluation is not predetermined. 1.3. Contact Information

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