Minnesota FOIA #A010348203

Innovations in sampling, (bio)analytical chemistry, and analytics to characterize disinfectant use tradeoffs in U. S....

On September 14, 2023, the Twin Cities government awarded Towson University a contract worth $377,267 for research involving innovations in sampling, bioanalytical chemistry, and analytics to characterize disinfectant use tradeoffs in U.S. water systems, aiming to minimize exposure to opportunistic pathogens and disinfection byproducts. The award was based on a single purchase order, with Towson University as the recipient, located in Towson, Maryland, USA. The procurement involved a comprehensive study with a focus on water safety and analytical chemistry, with no specific contract duration mentioned. The primary vendor is Towson University, a higher education institution, with potential competitors including other research universities and analytical chemistry firms.

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Innovations in sampling, (bio)analytical chemistry, and analytics to characterize disinfectant use tradeoffs in U. S. water systems for minimizing exposure to opportunistic pathogens and DBPs