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Technical and Laboratory Support for Water Treatment Optimization

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The contract seeks technical and laboratory support services aimed at optimizing sodium hydroxide feed points, preventing scale formation, and monitoring overall system performance at water treatment facilities operated by the Trinity River Authority of Texas. The work will involve detailed analysis and adjustments to chemical dosing strategies to enhance operational efficiency, reduce maintenance needs associated with mineral buildup, and ensure consistent water quality outcomes across multiple treatment sites. Laboratory services will include sampling, chemical analysis, and data interpretation to inform real-time decisions and long-term process improvements. Subcontractors awarded this task will be expected to deliver specialized expertise in water chemistry, operational optimization, and performance tracking, with deliverables focused on measurable improvements in system reliability and chemical usage efficiency. The opportunity is open for responses until August 13, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services. The work must be performed at facilities managed by the Texas-based agency, though specific locations are not detailed, and all efforts must align with the authority’s operational standards and regulatory requirements for water treatment.

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Technical support to optimize sodium hydroxide dosing, prevent scale, and ensure water quality at Texas treatment facilities.

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Trinity River Authority of TexasView Agency

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541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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TX, US

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Provision of technical and laboratory support for optimizing sodium hydroxide feed points, preventing scale, and monitoring system performance at water treatment facilities.

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