Design and Fabrication of Deionization Skid System

The contract entails the complete engineering design, fabrication, assembly, and testing of a deionization water purification skid system equipped with a recirculation loop and an integrated monitoring system to ensure the consistent delivery of high-purity water. The system must meet stringent technical specifications for purity and reliability, supporting critical operational needs in a high-demand environment. All phases of the project, from conceptual design through final acceptance testing, are to be performed in accordance with industry best practices and relevant quality standards, with full documentation required to verify compliance and performance. The work is to be conducted at a designated performance location in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, under a subcontract arrangement issued by UT-Battelle LLC, the Department of Energy’s contractor. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, with responses due by July 31, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 333911, which covers other commercial and industrial machinery and equipment manufacturing. The project demands precise execution, including material selection, system integration, and real-time monitoring capabilities to maintain water quality standards, and any deviations from requirements may result in rejection of deliverables. The successful contractor will be expected to ensure long-term operational integrity and provide necessary training or support as part of the交付.