This contract is for a PFAS study to be conducted by Sanborn Head & Associates, Inc. for the City of Lebanon. The study aims to provide the design basis for a treatment system that can effectively remove PFAS from the landfill leachate and wastewater. The scope of work includes evaluation and additional investigation, technology evaluation and pilot study workplan, solids waste permits, pilot study, waste concentrate stabilization, waste concentrate destruction, and pilot study report. The total project duration is approximately 1 year, and the estimated fee is $568,000. The key objectives of the study are to better understand the PFAS mass balance and water chemistry, conduct a pilot study to obtain design parameters for a full-scale system, and identify alternatives and methods for waste concentrates generated from PFAS treatment. The study will also evaluate the feasibility of different technologies and vendors for the treatment of PFAS. Some of the key tasks include:
• Previous study evaluation and additional investigation
• Technology evaluation and pilot study workplan
• Solids waste permits
• Pilot study
• Waste concentrate stabilization
• Waste concentrate destruction
• Pilot study report
The City of Lebanon and Sanborn Head & Associates, Inc. will work together to complete the study, with the City providing input and feedback on the scope of work and the vendor providing the necessary expertise and resources to complete the study.