Dept of Management Services Florida #PD 25-26.111

Escambia County seeks Bio-Health Pod Systems and technical services for stormwater technology demonstration and evaluation.

Escambia County Florida is seeking proposals for the supply and evaluation of Bio-Health Pod Systems for stormwater management. - Government Buyer: - Escambia County Florida - Products and Services Requested: - Bio-Health Pod Systems (submerged bioreactor systems) - Designed to host, grow, and distribute beneficial microbial communities - Intended to metabolize excess organic matter and nutrients, reduce muck, limit algal growth, and improve water quality - Technical services for demonstration and evaluation - Site evaluation, system design, permitting assistance, installation support, technical consultation, monitoring, public education, and final reporting - Project Scope: - Installation and assessment within three existing wet stormwater management facilities - Evaluation based on scientific monitoring and analysis methods - Goal: Determine effectiveness in reducing nutrient concentrations, improving water quality, and addressing harmful algal blooms - Unique Requirements: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to qualified firms capable of providing the required systems and services - Emphasis on scientific evaluation and public education as part of the project

Description

Escambia County is seeking a qualified firm to provide Bio-Health Pod Systems and associated technical services for a stormwater technology demonstration and suitability evaluation project. The project involves evaluating the applicability, operational feasibility, and performance of Bio-Health Pod Systems within three existing wet stormwater management facilities. The contractor will provide equipment and technical services including site evaluation, system design, permitting assistance, installation support, technical consultation, monitoring, public education, and final reporting. The goal is to assess the technology's effectiveness in reducing nutrient concentrations, muck accumulation, and improving water quality to address harmful algal blooms.

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