Broad Agency Announcement for Innovative Environmental Technologies and Methodologies

Award Notice Posted

Solicitation number
N39430-25-C-0009
Agency
Awarded
to CDM Federal Programs Corporation
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Contract number
N39430-25-C-0009 Federal contract award
Place of performance
Virginia 22030, United States

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About this opportunity

The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded contract N39430-25-C-0009 to CDM Federal Programs Corporation on August 28, 2025, valued at $533,499.00 for innovative environmental technology research focused on PFAS remediation. The contract requires the contractor to evaluate the feasibility of ex-situ stabilization and solidification methods for treating PFAS-impacted soil and sediment through comprehensive testing of commercially available reagents, quantification of PFAS leaching mechanisms, development of conceptual site models, and collection of performance and cost data. The project aims to assess whether bench-scale studies accurately reflect field conditions and to provide guidance comparing stabilization/solidification treatment methods against alternative remediation approaches such as hazardous waste landfilling or incineration for future remedy decision-making processes.

Notice text

The project objective is to evaluate the feasibility of ex-situ stabilization and/or solidification for treating PFAS impacted soil and sediment.  Specific goals of this project are to Evaluate multiple commercially available reagents for the solidification or stabilization of PFAS,  Quantify PFAS kinetic leaching flux and mechanisms for stabilization and/or solidification treated soil/sediment, Develop a conceptual site model (CSM) to assess stabilization and/or solidification for reducing PFAS leaching and evaluate the extent to which recent bench-scale studies reflect stabilization and/or solidification treatment performance under actual field conditions and Collect sufficient performance and cost data to develop guidance on site-specific PFAS stabilization and/or solidification to treat soil/sediment compared to alternative methods (e.g., landfilling at the hazardous waste landfill or incineration) for remedy decision-making.The project objective is to evaluate the feasibility of ex-situ stabilization and/or solidification for treating PFAS impacted soil and sediment.  Specific goals of this project are to Evaluate multiple commercially available reagents for the solidification or stabilization of PFAS,  Quantify PFAS kinetic leaching flux and mechanisms for stabilization and/or solidification treated soil/sediment, Develop a conceptual site model (CSM) to assess stabilization and/or solidification for reducing PFAS leaching and evaluate the extent to which recent bench-scale studies reflect stabilization and/or solidification treatment performance under actual field conditions and Collect sufficient performance and cost data to develop guidance on site-specific PFAS stabilization and/or solidification to treat soil/sediment compared to alternative methods (e.g., landfilling at the hazardous waste landfill or incineration) for remedy decision-making.

Awarded contract N39430-25-C-0009 to CDM Federal Programs Corporation for 533499.00 on 2025-08-28.

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