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Rehabilitation of the Oxygenation Train #3 (Project # 24-9422)
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The Public Utilities agency for the city of Hollywood, Florida, has issued solicitation IFB-425-26-JM for the rehabilitation of Oxygenation Train 3 at the South Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. This project focuses on updating a fully enclosed system that utilizes pressurized oxygen feed gas and four baffled cells in a plug-flow configuration to optimize the removal of carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand. The facility relies on surface aerators to maintain mixed liquor recirculation and oxygen transfer efficiency. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 9, 2026. The project is managed by Senior Project Manager Giselle Hipolito and Senior Purchasing Agent Julissa Marcano. All inquiries and submissions are directed through the city of Hollywood's procurement channels for this SLED organization project.
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