Innovative Activated Carbon Filters to Address Vapor Intrusion within Commercial/Industrial Buildings

The contract involves developing solutions to mitigate vapor intrusion in commercial and industrial buildings through the use of innovative activated carbon filters. Due to the lack of reliable methods for predicting filter longevity under typical indoor air quality conditions, the contractor is tasked with testing the performance and effectiveness of these filters. Additionally, the project includes creating a comprehensive user guide to assist in selecting appropriate filters tailored to various applications, establishing guidelines for filter cartridge replacement schedules, and designing cost-effective operational and monitoring programs. Issued by the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command and Experimental Warfare Center under the Department of Defense, this effort targets improvements in indoor air quality management using the NAICS code 541715. The point of contact for this contract is Sal Vargas, located in Port Hueneme, California. By addressing these challenges, the contract aims to enhance the reliability and efficiency of vapor intrusion remediation measures within commercial and industrial environments.