Electron Beam System Design and Integration

The contract seeks the design and integration of a transportable electron beam system specifically engineered to destroy per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in sewage sludge and soil sediments. The system must be fully mobile to enable on-site deployment across various locations in Texas, allowing for direct treatment of contaminated materials without the need for transportation to fixed facilities. The technology must be scalable, reliable, and optimized for environmental remediation, ensuring effective PFAS breakdown while meeting regulatory and safety standards applicable to handling hazardous waste. The project is structured as a subcontract under Texas A&M AgriLife Research, with a focus on advancing practical solutions for environmental contamination in agricultural and municipal waste streams. The solicitation was posted on May 11, 2026, and responses are due by June 2, 2026, under NAICS code 333318, which pertains to other commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering a fully functional, field-deployable system capable of integration into existing waste processing workflows, with an emphasis on durability, ease of operation, and adherence to Texas-specific environmental and safety protocols.