Pre-RFPUtilitiesDetected Jun 1, 2026

LCWD outlines specific treatment configurations for different well sources, including existing PFAS treatment at Main Street via anion exchange and granular activated carbon, and greensand filters for iron and manganese at Phillips Road. The report states that starting in summer 2026, Main Street water will be pumped to Glen Drive for combined treatment, and that greensand filters and GAC media will be added at Glen Drive and Main Street wells for iron, manganese, and PFAS treatment. This indicates planned or ongoing design and implementation work to expand or standardize treatment technologies across wellfields beyond the already built temporary system at Main Street.Vendors in treatment process design, equipment supply, media systems, and instrumentation can position themselves for enhancements, replacements, and optimization as LCWD updates its wellfield treatment trains to meet PFAS and metals standards. Detailed design, equipment procurement, or follow-on upgrades may still present competitive opportunities, especially after the central plant comes online.

Main Street currently uses AIX and GAC for PFAS; future configuration will integrate with Glen Drive WTP and add additional treatment units.

Lynnfield Center Water DistrictPermanent PFAS and metals treatment upgrades at Main Street and Glen Drive wells

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