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Vendors Wanted
| Advanced Monitoring Systems Center |
Monitors for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Soil
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of soil monitors for total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPHs).
Contact: Amy Dindal, Battelle, (561) 422-0113 |
Underground Storage Tank Automatic Tank Gauging Systems
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of automatic tank gauging (ATG) leak detection technologies for use with ethanol blended fuels. A draft test/quality assurance plan has been developed with input from representatives of industry associations, state and federal governments, and users, including the National Working Group for Leak Detection Evaluations, EPA Office of Underground Storage Tanks, and American Petroleum Institute. Federal regulations require leak detection technologies to be utilized, but the current detection equipment test protocols do not address fuels other than traditional, petroleum-based fuels. This new ETV test/quality assurance plan is an extension of the existing ATG EPA protocol to include ethanol blended fuels.
Contact: Anne Gregg, Battelle, (614) 424-7419 |
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| Air Pollution Control Technology Center |
Diesel Engine Retrofit Emissions Control Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of technologies that control emissions of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, or carbon monoxide from heavy-duty diesel engines. Technologies include add-on devices such as exhaust catalysts and particulate matter filters, engine modifications, selective catalytic reduction systems, fuel modifications and reformulations, alternative fuels, and lubricants used on mobile diesel engines and some categories of stationary engines.
Contact: Jason Hill, RTI International, (919) 541-7443
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Fabric Filter Media
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of fabric filter media for use in baghouses to control fine particulate matter.
Contact: Jason Hill, RTI International, (919) 541-7443
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Ventilation Air Cleaning or Filtering Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of technologies for air ventilation and cleaning. Verifications may include ASHRAE 52.2-type efficiency testing for particles from 0.3 to 10 microns, efficiency testing for particles from 0.03 to 10 microns, and efficiency testing for bioaerosols (fungi, bacteria, and virus).
Contact: Jason Hill, RTI International, (919) 541-7443
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| Drinking Water Systems Center |
Drinking Water Treatment Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors for verification testing of emerging and innovative drinking water treatment technologies and equipment, and collaborators who may assist in providing resources for technical evaluations. As funding is available, technologies of interest are those that address the following issues:
- Contaminants regulated under the Long Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule, particularly membrane separation and ultraviolet or other inactivation processes
- Technologies to address the Groundwater Rule and arsenic, radium, uranium, and other existing drinking water rules
- Contaminants being considered, proposed, reviewed, or evaluated by EPA for regulation
- Water conservation and reuse (e.g., the Great Lakes and other areas have been losing water to evaporation and other effects of global climate change)
- Reductions in energy consumption and energy efficiency for drinking water treatment, such as the safe use of nanotechnology in treatment or energy recovery systems integrated into treatment equipment
- Drinking water treatment technologies that reduce the volume, hazard and/or risk of residuals.
Contact:
Bruce Bartley, NSF (734) 769-5148
Jeff Adams, EPA, (513) 569-7835
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| Greenhouse Gas Technology Center |
Distributed Electrical Generation and Combined Heating/Cooling and Power Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of technologies associated with distributed electrical generation (e.g., fuel cells, Stirling engines, reciprocating engines), including combined heating/cooling and power applications (e.g., waste heat recovery for space heating, water heating, chillers/refrigeration, dehumidification, etc.), and utilizing various fuels such as natural gas, hydrogen, biofuels, etc.
Contact: Tim Hansen, Southern Research, (919) 282-1052 |
Fuel Efficient Technologies for Heavy- and Light-Duty Vehicles
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of fuel efficient technologies for heavy- and light-duty vehicles, including hybrids, engine and driveline lubricants, novel transmissions [e.g., continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) and others], idle reduction, and other technologies that reduce fuel consumption.
Contact: Tim Hansen, Southern Research, (919) 282-1052 |
Energy Efficient Building Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators for verification testing of energy efficient building technologies. The primary focus is on building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems; water systems; and energy management technologies.
Contact: Tim Hansen, Southern Research, (919) 282-1052 |
Gasification Technologies
The center is soliciting information vendors, technology developers, and technology users for participation in a pre-verification assessment and potential future verification of gasification technologies for conversion of aqueous sludge to syngas for use in on-site energy or fuel production for the pulp and municipal wastewater treatment industries.
Contact: Tim Hansen, Southern Research, (919) 282-1052 |
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| Water Quality Protection Center |
Water Quality Protection Technologies
The center is soliciting vendors and collaborators interested in verification testing of source water protection and wet weather flow technologies, including grouting and coating materials for infrastructure rehabilitation. For a list of technology categories prioritized by this center, visit Water Quality Protection Center Verified Technologies. Vendors with technologies in these areas that are interested in having their products verified should contact the center.
Contact: Tom Stevens, NSF, (734) 769-5347 |
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