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F -- SOURCES SOUGHT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION TREATMENT FACILITIES SOL N47408-95-R-23SS DUE 041895 POC Contract Specialist, PAULETTE PETERSON, 805-982-5081 The Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center (NFESC) is seeking firms interested in the design, construction, permitting, testing, and operation of a Supercritical Water Oxidation (SCWO) treatment plant. The Navy has initiated a program to reduce costs of hazardous waste disposal by implementing on-site treatment of liquid and liquifiable organic hazardous wastes using SCWO. The initial site selected for implementation is Naval Base Pearl Harbor, HI. The typical organic HW streams and quantities from this site include: 154,00 lbs. per year of paint wastes; 58,000 lbs. per year of nonchlorinated solvents; 75,000 lbs. per year of waste oils; 8,000 lbs. per year of adhesives and sealants 3,000 lbs. per year of greases; 70,000 lbs. per year of aqueous organics; 281,000 lbs. per year of gasolinated wae/fuels; 81,000 lbs. per year of other Hazardous Wastes; and 150,000 lbs. per year of chlorinated wastes (dependent of capability) Firms having the technical and management capabilities, facilities, and experience necessary to conduct all or portions of this program are invited to submit a letter of interest describing their technical approach, management concept, participants, and relevant experiences. The SCWO facility would be CONTRACTOR OWNED AND OPERATED. The contractor will recover their initial investment and annual operating cost, plus a reasonable profit, through Navy contracts to process hazardous waste for a period of approximately ten years. Project funding must be obtained by the contractor from private sources. If this project is successful, the Navy may propose similar arrangements at other Navy installations. The project is limited to Supercritical Water Oxidation. Other waste treatment technologies will not be considered. The gaseous and liquid components of the effluent from the SCWO process must meet all Federal, State, and local discharge requirements for Pearl Harbor, HI. The solid component of the effluent may contain metals that will require disposal as hazardous waste. Responses are required in writing and mailed to the address below by April 18, 1995. NO TELEPHONE CALLS OR APPOINTMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Department of the Navy CBC, Code 272311 1000 23rd Avenue Port Hueneme, CA 93043-4301(0089)

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