Manufacture of treatment system components for VOC removal by GAC

Please see Statment of Work attached for specifications, requirements, and designs.

The period of performance is from contract start to September 2023

Argonne National Laboratory (Argonne) is assisting the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
in the implementation of a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) to address groundwater contamination
at a site in Powhattan, Kansas. The remedial action identified in the CAP will employ a pump and
treat system, extracting groundwater from selected wells followed by volatile organic compound
(VOC) removal by granulated activated carbon (GAC) treatment units, and effluent discharge.
This document serves as the statement of work (SOW) for manufacture of treatment system
components (Product) for the remedial action.

Argonne requires lump sum pricing for the manufacture of the treatment system components.
The treatment system will include GAC treatment units; bag filters, a sequestrant addition system
for scaling/fouling prevention; an air compressor for the operation of (2) pneumatic downhole
pumps; and communications; process control; and electrical equipment for operating and
monitoring the treatment system remotely,.

The treatment system and associated equipment will be housed in a pre-manufactured groundwater
treatment plant (GTP) building. Piping will be installed by others from the individual extraction wells
to the GTP and connected inside the building to a manifold header before flowing through the
GAC treatment units and eventually being discharged. Flow meters will be installed on each
individual well influent line and on the effluent discharge line. The Vendor will be responsible for
preparing shop drawings and the fabrication of the treatment building and all required equipment
and piping, including the manifold header piping with individual well lines fitted with all required
flow meters, strainers, sample ports, etc. as specified in the Performance Requirements
(Attachment 1) and the Final Design Drawings (Attachment 2).
Installation of piping from wellheads to the treatment building and connection of piping at the
building will be performed by others.