Supply of Methanol for Denitrification at Water Reclamation Plant

Howard County, Maryland, is seeking proposals from qualified firms to supply methanol for use at the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant. The primary purpose of this contract is to provide a reliable source of methanol that will serve as a carbon source for denitrification filters, which are essential for the plant’s wastewater treatment process. The methanol supplied must be compatible with existing storage, transfer, mixing, and feeding equipment to ensure seamless integration into current operations. The solicitation, titled "Supply of Methanol for Denitrification at Water Reclamation Plant," was posted on September 23, 2016, with a response deadline of October 19, 2016. The project is managed by Howard County’s Office of Purchasing, with Anna Anuszewski serving as the primary contact person. The procurement process includes requirements for vendors to submit affidavits affirming non-collusion, absence of conflicts of interest, and compliance with relevant legal and ethical standards, including restrictions related to Iran investment laws. The contract is part of Howard County’s efforts to ensure efficient and compliant wastewater treatment operations through reliable chemical supply. Interested firms can access further details and submission portals via the provided online link. The contract’s scope and specifications emphasize the importance of compatibility and quality assurance to support the county’s environmental and operational standards.