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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JULY 25,1995 PSA#1395JAN L. Henriksen, MSE, Inc., P.O. Box 3767, Butte, MT 59701 B -- NOTIFICATION OF REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL PAPERS PERTAINING TO
SUBSURFACE BARRIER VERIFICATION AND MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES. RFI No.
A58613. Contact Jan L. Henriksen (406-494-7304) or Ken Manchester
(406-723-8213, Ext 221). No collect calls will be accepted. MSE, Inc.,
under Prime Contract No. DE-AC22-881D17235 with the U.S. Department of
Energy (DOE) operates the Western Environmental Technology Office
(WETO) in Butte, Montana. Subsurface barriers represent one of the more
promising remediation options available to the DOE waste management
community, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the private sector.
With barrier technologies being advanced to the field demonstration
phase, the importance of emplacement verification and follow on
monitoring becomes critical to the overall barrier technology success.
At the present, there are few recognized methods for the verification
and monitoring of barriers once they have been emplaced to the
subsurface. Therefore, DOE has the need to develop and/or refine
barrier verification and monitoring methods to determine the existence,
size, and location of breaches in a subsurface barrier as well as
barrier longevity. MSE has been tasked to identify promising barrier
emplacement verification and monitoring technologies; review and
classify each technology; and evaluate each in terms of technology and
performance. The technologies should be able to quantify and locate
any leaks through a subsurface barrier and determine quality of the
barrier. Once the identification and evaluation steps have been
completed, those technologies identified as having the greatest
potential will be recommended to DOE for further development and
testing. The purpose of this request is to identify all methods that
have any capability of determining subsurface barrier integrity. Any
technology, regardless of development stage, will be considered if it
has potential to aid in the characterization of a subsurface barrier.
These technologies may range from ideas that exist only on paper to
those that are ready to be field implemented. The requested technical
paper should address the following subjects: Technology Description,
Technology Status, Technology Measurement Accuracy and Resolution,
Relevant applications (existing or proposed), Proprietary Status of the
Technology, and Key Project Personnel Vitae. The closing date for
accepting responses will be August 18, 1995. Send all responses to Jan
L. Henriksen, MSE, Inc., P.O. Box 3767, Butte, MT 59701. (201) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0014 19950724\B-0004.SOL)
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