Demonstration of Low-Temperature PFAS Mineralization Using a Calcium Oxide Gas-Solid Contactor
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The University of Notre Dame was granted a firm fixed price award under solicitation W912HQ26CA071 to provide research services focused on the demonstration of low-temperature PFAS mineralization using a calcium oxide gas-solid contactor. This project was issued against the ESTCP Broad Agency Announcement W912HQ25S0002 and falls under NAICS code 541715. The contract is managed by the Department of Defense through the W4LD USA Hecsa office located in Alexandria, Virginia. Performance of the research will take place at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. Primary administrative contact for the award is Raymond Adjartey.
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$1,457,546Place of Performance
Notre Dame, IN, 46556, USASet-Aside
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A firm fixed price award was issued to University of Notre Dame against ESTCP Broad Agency Announcement W912HQ25S0002 to complete research services as detailed in their proposal entitled “Demonstration of Low-Temperature PFAS Mineralization Using a Calcium Oxide Gas-Solid Contactor.”
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