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Water Supply Alternatives Evaluation & Treatment Systems

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The contract seeks to evaluate alternatives for potable water supply and to design and install point-of-entry treatment systems to address contamination issues affecting drinking water. The work focuses on identifying viable water sourcing options and implementing targeted treatment solutions at the entry point of residential or institutional water systems where contaminants compromise safety or quality. The effort is driven by environmental health concerns and aims to ensure reliable access to clean drinking water through customized engineering responses tailored to specific contamination profiles. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 221320, which pertains to water and sewage systems, and is issued by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality. Proposals are due by August 31, 2026, and the opportunity was posted on August 5, 2026. There is no specified place of performance or set-aside designation, and the work is expected to be carried out across locations in North Carolina where water quality issues have been identified. Interested parties must respond through the official solicitation portal by the deadline to be considered.

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Evaluate water supply alternatives and install point-of-entry treatment systems for contaminated drinking water in North Carolina.

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North Carolina → Department of Environmental QualityView Agency

NAICS

221320 - Sewage Treatment FacilitiesView NAICS

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NC, US

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Department of Environmental Quality
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Evaluate alternatives for potable water supply and design/install point-of-entry treatment systems where contamination affects drinking water.

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