GSA PBS - Heating Operation & Transmission Division (HOTD) - MRAS

The General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting market research on behalf of the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority. This initiative is part of a broader effort to explore innovative solutions in wastewater management, thermal energy recovery, and energy efficiency. The overarching goal is to enhance the sustainability and operational efficiency of water and sewer systems within the District of Columbia by leveraging advanced technologies and practices.

The GSA seeks expertise in several key areas related to wastewater management. Specifically, the focus is on identifying solutions that can improve the treatment processes, optimize resource recovery, and reduce the environmental impact associated with wastewater operations. This includes exploring methods for capturing thermal energy from wastewater streams, which can then be repurposed for heating or other energy needs within municipal facilities.

In addition to thermal energy recovery, the GSA is interested in comprehensive strategies that enhance overall energy efficiency across water treatment plants and related infrastructure. This involves integrating renewable energy sources where feasible, implementing advanced monitoring systems for real-time data analysis, and adopting sustainable practices that align with federal environmental goals. By conducting this market research, the GSA aims to gather insights from industry experts that will inform future procurement decisions and contribute to a cleaner, more efficient urban environment.