The Attleboro Municipal Council agenda shows a transfer of 650,000 from the PFAS Stabilization Fund to the Permanent PFAS Treatment Facility to cover estimated non-SRF eligible project expenses through June 30, 2026. This indicates the city is actively funding parts of a permanent PFAS treatment facility that are not covered by State Revolving Fund financing, implying design, construction, equipment, or professional services work outside SRF scope. This is a strong signal that Attleboro’s water utility is progressing a significant PFAS treatment capital project and has a defined but potentially evolving budget for ancillary needs. Vendors providing water treatment process design, PFAS removal technologies, construction, commissioning, monitoring, and regulatory compliance support can position for remaining phases, change orders, and long-term O&M as the permanent facility is built out and optimized.

This item suggests an existing PFAS treatment capital project with SRF components plus locally funde...