CDR, U.S. Army Chemical And Biological Defense Command, Procurement, Directorate, Attn: AMSCB-PCB/Sherry Compton, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, 21010-5423

B -- ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION SOL DAAM01-95-R-0044 DUE 060195 POC Contact: Mrs. Sherry Compton, Contract Specialist, (410) 612-8565 ormr. William T. Hofmann, Contracting Officer, (410) 671-2209 This effort will provide services to conduct and implement technology demonstrations to support the installation restoration program, to support ongoing industrial operation pollution prevention and waste minimization programs to support environmental compliance Operations and to support environmental conservation efforts at Army installations. The objective of this effort is to develop and transition the technology and procedures necessary to satisfy requirements identified by installation siteassessments, by industrial Operations site managers, and by other technology and data development tasks. In some cases, adaptation of best available state-of-the-ART technology may be applicable; however, when such technology cannot be effectively employed, new or innovative technolgy must be developed and demonstrated. Innovative technology should prove to be either more economical, more efficient, or more adaptable for use at various installations. Whether state-of-the-ART, new or innovative technology is to be utilized, literature review, laboratory and on-site Field demonstration and validation testing will be required to determine the optimal Technologies which meet program objectives. Expertise will be needed in the following areas: Project management; process engineering; environmental engineering; environmental regulations; economic analysis; industrial hygiene; safety and occupational Health, Military-uniquematerials (primarily explosives and propellants); waste treatment; environmental sampling (all media); waste minimization, analyticalchemistry; physical, chemical and biological sciences; geology; dataprocessing; unexploded Ordnance (uxo); ecology and archaeology. The Government anticipates award of an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity completion form task order contract with a thirty Six month ordering period and sixty month period of performance. Anticipated release date of Solicitation is may 1995(0110)

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