NREL MMW RO-DI System, Request A and Request B

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is seeking a new reverse osmosis (RO) and deionized (DI) water purification system for the Multimegawatt (MMW) Electrolysis project at the Flatirons Campus. The system will provide purified water for electrolysis and must meet specific requirements, including a minimum water quality of 10 Mohm-cm and a minimum flow rate of 25 gpm at 60 psi. The system will be delivered in a weather-resistant container or be easily installed into one. The purchase will be bid with two requests: Request A for the RO-DI system and Request B for the container specs. • The system must be able to accommodate trucked-in supply water or potable water from the onsite water treatment plant. • The system must be manufactured on an industrial skid that can be installed into a 20-foot ISO Conex container. • The system must have two insulated storage/buffer tanks sized 8,000-10,000 gallons. • The system must be able to operate with 120/220/208 volt AC single or three-phase power. • Any installed piping/components must be DI water compatible, and C-PVC or PVC piping and glue fittings are prohibited.