Removal and Disposal of PFAS/PFOA Compromised Soil

The Department of the Army's 115th Fighter Wing at Dane County Regional Airport in Madison, Wisconsin, is conducting market research to identify capable sources for a project involving the removal and disposal of soil contaminated with PFAS and PFOA compounds. The project entails managing a soil pile approximately 13,200 cubic yards or 19,600 tons in size, requiring sampling and analysis to determine whether the contaminated soil should be classified as hazardous or non-hazardous. The selected contractor will be responsible for collecting samples, analyzing contamination levels, and then loading, transporting, and disposing of the soil at an EPA-approved facility, following all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The contract is planned as a firm-fixed price arrangement, with the potential for small business participation; if sufficient small business sources are unavailable, the project may be opened to unrestricted competition. Interested parties must submit a detailed response, including a statement of intent, a completed Source Sought Response Form, relevant project experience from the past six years, and an outline of resources and personnel to perform the work, all within specified deadlines. The response process emphasizes the importance of comprehensive submissions, as incomplete responses will be deemed non-responsive. This market research aims to facilitate future procurement by identifying qualified contractors capable of executing this environmental remediation effort in accordance with legal and regulatory standards.