Sources Sought – Water Treatment System using Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC)
ID: N4019225_Granular_Activated_CarbonType: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYNAVFACSYSCOM MARIANASFPO, AP, 96540-2937, USA

NAICS

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220)

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES (Y1NE)

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https://sam.gov/opp/a74a66d7e37a4cdc9e552ffbd6ba9860/view
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    The Department of Defense, through the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Marianas (NAVFACMAR), is seeking sources for commercially available water treatment systems utilizing Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) to enhance the potable water system at Naval Base Guam. The objective is to effectively remove dissolved organic compounds, including taste and odor, as well as various industrial pollutants such as Chlordane, TCE, and PCE, ensuring compliance with safe drinking water standards. Interested contractors must provide detailed information about their proposed systems, including model numbers and technical data sheets, along with evidence of previous installations that demonstrate similar removal efficacy. For inquiries, potential respondents can contact Jamie C. Peightal at jamie.c.peightal.civ@us.navy.mil or Doris R. Castro at doris.r.castro.civ@us.navy.mil.

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    Attachment 1-Sources Sought Co Info.pdf
    The document serves as a Sources Sought Information attachment for a government procurement process, focusing on gathering essential company details from potential contractors interested in U.S. Government contract opportunities. It outlines requirements for company identification, including the name, parent company information, primary contact details, and the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes relevant to the business. Additionally, it requests the Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE/NCAGE) code, emphasizes the necessity of having a registration in the System for Awards Management (SAM), and inquires about the current registration status. This information is integral to ensure compliance and facilitate the awarding of government contracts, reflecting the structured approach of the federal government in soliciting proposals and maintaining accountability within the procurement process. The document outlines initial steps for interested organizations to align with federal contracting requirements and positions the government to assess potential sources effectively.
    Attachment 2-SourcesSoughtTechInfo_GAC.pdf
    The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Marianas (NAVFACMAR) is seeking commercially available water treatment systems utilizing Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC), specifically compatible with Calgon Carbon Corporation's F400 media. This requirement is aimed at enhancing the potable water system at Naval Base Guam by effectively removing dissolved organic compounds, including taste and odor, and various industrial pollutants like Chlordane, TCE, and PCE. Respondents must provide details such as model numbers, product descriptions, and technical data sheets for the proposed systems. Additionally, companies are required to showcase one to three previous installations of non-Calgon GAC systems that achieved similar removal efficacy, including customer contacts and project details. This request emphasizes the need for established brands to ensure compatibility with existing water treatment frameworks, showcasing a focused procurement strategy to guarantee safe drinking water standards.
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