Mundy Landfill MACC MOP leachate treatment pilot with PWT
De Soto ParishLouisiana- Detected
- Jun 1, 2026
- 154 days ago
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- Environmental Services
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF
The DeSoto Parish Police Jury is considering Resolution No. 21 of 2026 to authorize its President to execute documents with Patented Water Technologies LLC (PWT) for a no‑cost pilot of a MACC MOP Water Restoration System at the Mundy Landfill leachate detention/pre-treatment pond. The pilot will use two 50HP MACC MOP units for approximately 7–14 days (with a broader 30–60 day trial referenced in the pilot proposal) to evaluate whether this technology can reduce the burden and cost of the existing reverse osmosis/membrane/carbon treatment system and potentially replace or eliminate it.
Under the resolution and pilot terms, PWT supplies all treatment equipment, mobilization, operation, sampling, and reporting, while the Parish’s exposure is limited to 480V electrical usage up to 1000. This is effectively a structured, low‑risk technology evaluation that could lead to a substantial future procurement or service agreement if performance and cost savings are proven, especially given the current significant downstream treatment costs described. Vendors in landfill leachate treatment, electrical construction, controls/SCADA, and environmental engineering can track this pilot as an indicator that the Parish is actively reassessing its long‑term leachate treatment strategy and may later seek permanent equipment, integration, or optimization support around whatever technology is ultimately selected.
The pilot concept includes installing two floating 50HP MACMOP units in a partitioned southern zone of the leachate pond, adding a temporary water curtain, and providing 480V three‑phase power drops on east and west sides. Future permanent deployment could require electrical upgrades, anchoring systems, SCADA integration, and potentially decommissioning or resizing existing RO/membrane/carbon systems.
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- Meeting date
- June 1, 2026
- Agency
- De Soto Parish
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