Professional Engineering Services for PFAS Compliance Nanofiltration Treatment, and Concentrate Management
Description: The City of Temple Terrace seeks a qualified consultant to advance the PFAS and nanofiltration recommendations in its Water Treatment Facilities Master Plan through engineering services for its water treatment plants. The work includes validating recommendations, pilot or bench testing, design development, permitting and regulatory coordination, PFAS concentrate management, and integration of nanofiltration into existing plants. The consultant will also provide construction documents and cost estimates, bidding and construction support, commissioning, operator training, and post-construction services.
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The City of Temple Terrace seeks a qualified consultant to advance the PFAS and nanofiltration recommendations in its Water Treatment Facilities Master Plan through engineering services for its water treatment plants. The work includes validating recommendations, pilot or bench testing, design development, permitting and regulatory coordination, PFAS concentrate management, and integration of nanofiltration into existing plants. The consultant will also provide construction documents and cost estimates, bidding and construction support, commissioning, operator training, and post-construction services.
Evaluate, develop, and design a treatment system that complies with PFAS Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs). Qualified Consultant to enter into an agreement with the Port to assist with evaluating, developing, and designing a solution to achieve compliance with applicable PFAS Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs). This will involve various PFAS Consulting services including the design and development of feasible options for developing a treatment system for achieving this compliance. The Port will work with the selected consultant to determine the preferred alternative then advance it through final design with construction support.
Project includes removal of four existing gac vessels and installation of two new ion exchange (ix) vessels, pretreatment filtration, associated piping, valves, electrical, instrumentation, and scada improvements. Work also includes necessary civil and drainage modifications, system testing, disinfection, startup, and commissioning to provide a fully operational pfas treatment system while minimizing disruption to existing facility operations.
The City of Pompano Beach seeks bids under ITB27-001 to expand its existing nanofiltration facility from 10 MGD to 30 MGD, in part to meet federal PFAS drinking-water requirements. The base work includes site work, yard piping, a raw-water booster pump station and pressure-filter system, modifications to the membrane process, replacement clean-in-place and permeate-flush systems, and two new degasifiers. The project is funded through the State Revolving Fund, bids must be submitted electronically through OpenGov, and responses are due November 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. ET.
