Request for Information WSSC Water Biosolids Market Research

The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water) is conducting a market‑research Request for Information (RFI) to explore innovative ways to blend biosolids from its Piscataway Bioenergy Facility with other treatment residuals (water treatment residuals, sand, wood fines, etc.) to create higher‑value, sustainable products. Respondents are asked to submit a white‑paper (max 20 pages) describing their capabilities, proposed contracting strategy, and any permitted land they could provide for blending operations. The RFI seeks insight into technical feasibility, cost‑reduction potential, regulatory compliance, and possible commercial pathways for biosolids reuse. No solicitation package is attached; responses become WSSC Water property. • Target audience: contractors, waste‑management firms, and technology providers with experience in biosolids handling, blending, and product development. • Required deliverable: 20‑page PDF white paper by November 30 2026 (2:00 pm). • Key focus areas: operating‑cost reduction, reliable sustainable reuse pathways, land permitting, staffing and operational resources. • No mandatory pre‑bid meeting or site visit. • Responses may influence future formal solicitations, but participation does not guarantee award.