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Committee: PFAS treatment design 90% complete but DDW pilot test required before bid
Summary
General Manager Catherine Cerri told the Executive Committee that design work for PFAS removal is 90% complete but the Division of Drinking Water requires a pilot test and permit before the project can be put out to bid; state funding for the project is still pending.
Catherine Cerri, the District's general manager, told the Executive Committee that "the Design work is 90% complete for the PFAS removal equipment." She said the District expects the next round of sampling results in July and is awaiting regulatory approval necessary to proceed.
Cerri said the Division of Drinking Water (DDW) requires a pilot test to confirm the proposed ion-exchange treatment's effectiveness, and the project cannot be advertised for bids until DDW permits the design. She also noted that state funding approval for the PFAS project is still pending, so the District will need to coordinate permitting and financing steps before moving to construction.
