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Wisconsin DNR RFI for in-home drinking-water treatment systems in Peshtigo

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeking market input on tailored drinking-water treatment systems for eligible Peshtigo properties. - Government buyer: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, State of Wisconsin; no sub-agency or office is specified. - Opportunity: A Request for Information (RFI), not a binding bid or contract award. The DNR is gathering input for a potential future procurement. - Scope: Consulting, equipment, and installation of property-specific systems for approximately 100 eligible homes or small commercial buildings in Peshtigo, Marinette County. - Potential treatment equipment: Water softening, reverse osmosis, activated carbon filtration, and ion exchange. Systems may be point-of-use, point-of-entry, or combined; no equipment part numbers or fixed equipment quantities are specified. - Water-quality concerns: PFAS in unconsolidated wells; radium, strontium, hardness, iron, and sulfate in deep bedrock wells. Systems may need adjustment to meet applicable drinking-water standards or advisory levels. - Services sought: Treatment assessment and system selection, equipment provision and installation, and possible system maintenance. DNR-funded maintenance may depend on available funding; property owners may be responsible for costs after settlement funds are expended. - Vendor input requested: Technical approaches, property-specific assessment needs, pricing approaches, bid-sheet structure, maintenance, warranties, and system performance. - OEMs and vendors: No specific OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named.

Description

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeking information from vendors regarding consulting, equipment, and installation services for in-home water treatment systems for eligible private wells in the Town of Peshtigo. The systems are intended to address contaminants including PFAS in unconsolidated wells and radium, strontium, hardness, iron, and sulfate in deep bedrock wells. Approximately 100 single-family homes or small commercial buildings may be eligible, with treatment configurations determined property by property and potentially including softening, reverse osmosis, carbon filtration, and ion exchange. The notice is a Request for Information to inform a later bidding process and will not result in a contractual relationship.

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