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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 2,1996 PSA#1501Hemispheric Center for Environmental Technology, Florida International
University, ECS Building Rm. 458, University Campus, Miami, FL 33199 F -- ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL SURFACE REMOVAL DECONTAMINATION
TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONCRETE FLOORS - AN ENGINEERING STUDY SOL HCET009 DUE
013096. POC D. M.A. Ebadian, (305) 348-2569, Joe Boudreaux (305)
348-3727. The Hemispheric Center for Environmental Technology (HCET) at
Florida International University (FIU) is seeking qualified suppliers
to conduct an engineering study for the comparative analysis of surface
removal decontamination technologies for concrete floors. The study is
being performed to support the U.S. Department of Energy. The study
will be conducted at the campus of FIU in Miami, Florida. Each
technology will be tested by removing one inch of concrete from a
coated and a noncoated concrete floor. The operating time will provide
sufficient time to collect the operational and safety information
required to evaluate each technology. Additional data will be collected
on the capital costs, maintenance costs, and equipment
staging/destaging costs. The surrogate includes concrete pad twenty
feet by forty feet surrounded by a six inch high dike. Half of this
area (twenty feet by twenty feet) will be coated with epoxy urethane.
The surrogate will not be radiologically contaminated. The technologies
for inclusion in the study are: ultra high pressure water (greater than
or equal to 15,000 pounds per square inch (psi)), milling, scabbling,
centrifugal shot blasting, and steel grit blasting. The qualified
suppliers will be asked to optimize the operation of the technology as
it is applied to each surrogate. The qualified firms shall have five
years minimum experience in nuclear decontamination and two years
minimum operations experience with the given technology. The qualified
firms are to provide references of nuclear decontamination jobs
completed. Qualified firms shall also state the maximum depth of
concrete removal in a single application. Interested firms should send
a Letter of Qualification stating how the firm meets the minimum
requirements, including address, contact, telephone and fax numbers to
the attention of Hemispheric Center for Environmental Technology at
Florida International University, Attention Dr. M.A. Ebadian,
Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering and Design
University Park, Miami, Florida 33199 no later than 1/30/96. The
letters of qualification will be used to prequalify proposed firms. The
RFP will be available to the qualified firms approximately February 15,
1996. (360) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0020 19951229\F-0001.SOL)
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