Awarded

Low-temperature PFAS mineralization demonstration project

Demonstration of Low-Temperature PFAS Mineralization Using a Calcium Oxide Gas-Solid Contactor, Solicitation 7c89932e9d2e4d2e81c6a5bba119a5f1, issued by Federal (Virginia offices).

At a glance

The Army Corps of Engineers awarded a contract to demonstrate a calcium oxide gas-solid contactor technology for breaking down PFAS (forever chemicals) at low temperatures. The university will conduct research and testing to advance remediation methods for contaminated sites. Work is being performed in Indiana with a contract value of approximately $1.46 million.

Key facts

Issuing agency
Federal (Virginia offices)
Solicitation number
7c89932e9d2e4d2e81c6a5bba119a5f1
Type
Award Notice
Posted
Sep 14, 2026
Place of performance
Notre Dame, IN, 46556

Award

Awarded to UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LAC on Sep 14, 2026.

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Official description

A firm fixed price award was issued to University of Notre Dame against ESTCP Broad Agency Announcement W912HQ25S0002 to complete research services as detailed in their proposal entitled “Demonstration of Low-Temperature PFAS Mineralization Using a Calcium Oxide Gas-Solid Contactor.”

Solicitation #W912HQ26CA071. Issued by DEPT OF DEFENSE › DEPT OF THE ARMY › W4LD USA HECSA. NAICS 541715. Product/Service Code AJ11.

Job history

1 related past contract

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