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Delaware Seeks Operation and Maintenance of Mobile PFAS Groundwater Treatment Systems

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health is seeking professional services to operate, maintain, mobilize, and demobilize mobile groundwater treatment systems for PFAS removal from drinking water. - Government Buyer: - Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health (Delaware) - Products/Services Requested: - Operation, maintenance, mobilization, and demobilization of mobile groundwater treatment systems - Services include transportation, site visits, technical assistance, on-site staffing, troubleshooting, water monitoring, maintenance, repairs, and filtration media management - Rapid deployment required: systems must be mobilized within 72 hours of request - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the contract utilizes Delaware's existing mobile groundwater treatment units - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Vendors must hold appropriate Delaware licenses and certifications - Proof of insurance is required - Compliance with state data security: no storage or transfer of non-public data outside the U.S. - Vendors must demonstrate expertise in operating PFAS treatment systems - Evaluation criteria include qualifications, methodology, and cost - Contract term is five years with two one-year extension options; pricing fixed through the initial term - All required forms and business references must be completed - The opportunity is posted on the Delaware My Marketplace portal

Description

The State of Delaware, Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health is seeking professional services for the operation of mobile groundwater treatment systems designed to remove PFAS contamination. The scope includes mobilization, demobilization, operation, and maintenance of these treatment systems to ensure safe drinking water for Delaware residents. The solicitation emphasizes the importance of expertise in operating these systems and requires vendors to provide necessary licenses, certifications, and insurance. The contract aims to utilize Delaware's mobile groundwater treatment systems to address PFAS contamination when maximum contamination levels are exceeded.

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