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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 12,1999 PSA#2301DOE/Federal Energy Technology Center, P.O. Box 10940, MS 921-143,
Pittsburgh, PA 15236-0940 A -- EMISSION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY FOR FINE PARTICULATE MATTER (PM2.5)
OZONED, AND RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SOL DE-PS26-99FT40521 DUE
042699 POC Thomas J. Gruber, 412-892-5897 WEB: click here to download
a copy of the P. S., www.fetc.doe.gov/business/solicit. E-MAIL: Click
here to contact the contracting specialist, gruber@fetc.doe.gov.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AVAILABILITY OF SOLICITATION. The Department of Enegy
(DOE) intends to conduct a competitive solicitation an award
cooperative agreeements for the program discribed below. This Program
Solicitation (P.S.) is sponsored by the Department of Energy
(DOE)Environmental Products Line, Advanced Research and Environmental
Technologies (AR&ET) managed by the Federal Energy Technology Center.
The primary mission of the AR&ET program is to develop advanced
environmental control technology for both existing and new coal-fired
power plants and provide high quality scientific information on present
and emerging environmental issues for use in regulatory and policy
decision-making. The objective of this P.S. is two-fold. The first is
to seek retrofit technologies, processes, or concepts that have a high
probability for commercial readiness within a relatively short
timeframe to address current emissions control requirements. The second
is to seek retrofit technologies, processes, or concepts that will
advance the current state-of-the-art related to potential future
emissions control regulations. The P.S. ascribes highest priority to
advanced technologies, processes, or concepts that will provide the
coal-fired electric-utility industry with near-term cost-effective and
efficient approaches for meeting the current NO emissions control
requirements (e.g., 22-State SIP Call). In this regard, the P.S. is
seeking technologies, processes, or concepts that will be ready for
commercial deployment by 2002-2004, and allows for the parametric
testing (optimization) of full-scale control systems. Secondary
priority will be given to proposals focused on technologies, processes,
and concepts related to potential future controls on NO and PM
emissions directed at ambient fine particulate matter, regional haze,
ozone, atmospheric nitrogen deposition, and acid gases. In this regard,
the P.S. is seeking technologies, processes, or concepts that will be
ready for commercial deployment by 2005-2008. The P.S. is limited to
those technologies, processes, and concepts that are applicable to
utility boilers that combustion U.S. coals as the primary fuel and that
can be retrofitted to existing coal-based power systems. The work
solicited does not duplicate or displace private and other public
research and development efforts. The P.S. has two broad Areas of
Interest. The first area is the COST-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT CONTROL OF
NITROGEN OXIDE (NO) EMISSIONS FROM COAL-FIRED ELECTRIC UTILITY BOILERS.
The second area is the COST-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT CONTROL OF FINE
PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM COAL-FIRED ELECTRIC UTILITY BOILERS. Within
the first Area of Interest are two Technical Topics (TT): TT1 --
Advanced Technologies and Systems and TT2 -- Field Testing and
Optimization. Within the second Area of Interest are two Technical
Topics: TT3 -- Primary PM Emissions Control and TT4 -- Acid
Aerosols/Condensibles Emissions Control. Each proposal shall target
only one of the four Technical Topics. A minimum cost sharing of 20% of
total estimated cost is required on all Technical Topics with the
exception of TT2 -- Field Testing and Optimization, which requires a
minimum of 50% cost sharing. The P.S. will be made available via the
Internet as a Word Perfect 6.1 (Windows) document or in the Portable
Document Format (PDF) on the World Wide Web (WWW) at
http://www.fetc.doe.gov/business/solicit (select "solicitations") on or
about March 25, 1999 and that closing date for submission of proposals
will be 45 days after issuance of the solicitation. If you do not have
access to the Internet you can request a disc copy for he solicitation
by writing to the address listed in this announcement to the attention
of Thomas J. Gruber. No telephone requests will be honored. Posted
03/10/99 (W-SN307000). (0069) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0019 19990312\A-0019.SOL)
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