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UOSA IFB 27-01 GAC Treatment Optimization

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IFB-127897State & Local

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The Upper Occoquan Service Authority is soliciting bids for the GAC Treatment Optimization project, identified as IFB-127897. The project is divided into two phases, with Phase 1 focusing on retrofitting one L/2 Building carbon contactor to serve as a PFAS pilot study system. This initial phase includes restoring upflow and downflow operating capabilities via underdrain nozzle system modifications and conducting a proof-of-concept evaluation for carbon transfer improvements. If authorized by the owner, Phase 2 will expand these improvements to the remaining seven carbon contactors, totaling fourteen cells, based on the outcomes of the first phase. The work will be performed in Centreville, Virginia. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 6, 2026.

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Upper Occoquan Service Authority seeks bids for GAC Treatment Optimization in Centreville, Virginia.

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Virginia → Upper Occoquan Service AuthorityView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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Centreville, VA, USA

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Phase 1 of the GAC Treatment Optimization Project includes, but is not limited to, retrofitting one L/2 Building carbon contactor, consisting of two cells, to serve as the per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) pilot study system; restoring upflow and downflow operating capability through modifications to the existing underdrain nozzle system; and implementing a proof-of-concept evaluation for carbon transfer improvements. If authorized by the Owner, Phase 2 of the Project will include, but is not limited to, retrofitting the remaining seven carbon contactors (i.e., fourteen cells) with the selected improvements based on the results of Phase 1. A complete description of the Work can be found in the Contract Documents.

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