2025-10-03_Frisco Well 7 PFAS Mitigation_For Bid Drawings.pdf

The file is a bid drawing document for the Town of Frisco's Well #7 PFAS Mitigation Improvements project in Colorado, specifically focusing on the technical drawings for constructing a new PFAS treatment facility. The project aims to restore Well #7, a high-production water system facility that has been offline for several years due to PFAS contamination detected during voluntary testing. The drawings appear to provide comprehensive technical specifications for the treatment facility's construction, which will enable the water system to return the well to service and ensure safe drinking water for the community.

The project represents a critical infrastructure improvement for the Town of Frisco's water system, addressing public health concerns related to PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) contamination. While specific budget details are not visible in the provided file, the project is clearly designed to bring a critical water production asset back into service through advanced treatment technology. The mitigation efforts demonstrate the town's commitment to providing safe, reliable drinking water by implementing modern treatment solutions to remove potentially harmful contaminants from the water supply.