Description
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is conducting market research to identify qualified sources capable of supplying and delivering bulk Liquid Oxygen (LOX) to support a cryogenic diffusion system at the Wolf Creek Dam Site in Jamestown, Kentucky. The system diffuses oxygen into a reservoir to increase water quality, specifically Dissolved Oxygen (DO) levels. The contractor must provide flexible, on-demand deliveries that accommodate slow ramp-up periods, extreme peak usage, and ramp-down periods. The estimated total demand for the 2026 season is 3,700 tons of LOX.
• The contractor must be capable of delivering between 23 and 46 tons daily during system initiation.
• The contractor must be capable of delivering between 46 and 92 tons daily during the initial shoulder season.
• The contractor must be capable of delivering up to 120 tons daily during the peak season.
• The contractor must be capable of delivering between 46 and 92 tons daily during the final shoulder season.
• The contractor must be capable of delivering between 23 and 46 tons daily during system deactivation.