Portable Water Detectors for Arsenic - Third Round
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center,
operated by Battelle, has completed a second round of testing of
portable detection technologies for arsenic in water. Four vendors
with five technologies participated in the test. With the completion
of the first two rounds of testing, nine technologies were verified
in this category. A third round will be conducted in fresh water
and drinking water in Duxbury, MA. Interested vendors should contact
Patricia White, Battelle, at (781) 952-5279 or whitepj@battelle.org.
Nutrient Monitoring Technologies
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, in cooperation with Battelle, is soliciting vendors
of nutrient monitors. Interested vendors should contact Ann Louise Sumner, Battelle, at (614) 424-3973 or
sumnera@battelle.org.
Beach Monitoring Technologies
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, in cooperation with Battelle, is soliciting vendors
of rapid technologies for monitoring E. coli and enterococci in beach monitoring applications. Interested vendors should
contact Amy Dindal, Battelle, at (561) 422-0113 or dindala@battelle.org.
Hydrogen Sulfide Monitors
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, in cooperation with Battelle, is soliciting vendors
of ambient hydrogen sulfide monitors. Interested vendors should contact Ann Louise Sumner, Battelle, at (614) 424-3973 or
sumnera@battelle.org.
Mercury Continuous Emission Monitors - Third Round
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, in cooperation with Battelle, has verified 9 mercury
continuous emission monitors (CEMs) in two rounds of testing. A third round of verification at a coal-fired facility is being
planned. Interested vendors should contact Tom Kelly, Battelle, at (614) 424-3495 or kellyt@battelle.org.
Dioxin Continuous Emission Monitors
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, in cooperation with Battelle, is soliciting vendors
of continuous emission monitors (CEMs) for Dioxin. Interested vendors should contact Ken Cowen, Battelle, at (614) 424-5547
or cowenk@battelle.org.
Mobile Mass Spectrometers
The ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, operated in cooperation with Battelle, is soliciting vendors of
mobile mass spectrometers with water security applications. For more information, vendors should contact Kathya Mahadevan, Battelle,
at (614) 424-3197 or mahadevank@battelle.org.
Transportation Technologies for Fuel Economy Improvement
The ETV Greenhouse Gas Technology Center, operated by Southern Research Institute (SRI), is soliciting
vendors of transportation industry technologies that provide improvements in fuel consumption or reduce greenhouse gas emissions
from all transportation sectors (i.e., on- and off-road vehicles, light- and heavy-duty vehicles, locomotives, and marine vehicles)
for independent performance verification testing. Technologies must be commercial-ready. Examples include: improved engine and axle
lubricants, fuel and fuel additives, diesel engine modifications, add-on control equipment, improved vehicle heating and cooling
technologies, and auxiliary power units. For more information, please contact Tim Hansen, SRI, at (919) 806-3456 or
hansen@sri.org. You can also visit the Center’s web site at  http://www.sri-rtp.com.
Distributed Electrical Generation and Combined Heating/Cooling and Power Technologies
The ETV Greenhouse Gas Technology Center, operated by Southern Research Institute (SRI), is
soliciting vendors for verification testing of technologies associated with distributed electrical generation
(i.e., fuel cells, Stirling engines, reciprocating engines), including combined heating/cooling and power applications
(e.g., waste heat recovery for space heating, water heating, chillers/refrigeration, dehumidification, etc.). For more
information, please contact Tim Hansen, SRI, at (919) 806-3456 or hansen@sri.org.
You can also visit the Center’s web site at http://www.sri-rtp.com.
Sustainable Energy Technologies
The ETV Greenhouse Gas Technology Center, operated by Southern Research Institute (SRI), is
soliciting vendors for verification testing of advanced energy technologies that produce or use sustainable or
renewable energy sources. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: technologies for production and/or
cleaning of biofuels from wastes, biomass, or agricultural processes; technologies that utilize biofuels from wastes,
biomass, or agricultural processes to produce electric or mechanical power or provide heat for various end uses; novel,
economical solar energy technologies, including photovoltaics for production of hydrogen; and small scale geothermal
technologies. Technologies must be commercial-ready. For more information, please contact Tim Hansen, SRI, at (919) 806-3456
or hansen@sri.org.
You can also visit the Center’s web site at http://www.sri-rtp.com.
Advanced Fossil Fuel Energy Technologies
The ETV Greenhouse Gas Technology Center, operated by Southern Research Institute (SRI), is
soliciting vendors for verification testing of advanced energy technologies offering improved efficiencies and
environmental performance of fossil fuels. Example areas of interest include, but are not limited to: coal
gasification, IGCC, oxygen combustion, carbon sequestration, hydrogen production, etc. Technologies must be
commercial-ready. For more information, please contact Tim Hansen, SRI, at (919) 806-3456 or
hansen@sri.org. You can also visit the Center’s web site at
http://www.sri-rtp.com.
Diesel Engine Retrofit Emissions Control Technologies
The ETV Air Pollution Control Technology Center, operated by RTI International
(RTI), is soliciting vendors of retrofit technologies that control emissions of particulate matter,
nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, or carbon monoxide from heavy-duty diesel engines. For more information,
please contact Andrew Trenholm, RTI at (919) 316-3742 or atrenholm@rti.org.
Fabric Filter Media
The ETV Air Pollution Control Technology Center, operated by RTI International
(RTI), is soliciting vendors of filter media used in baghouses to control fine particulate matter. For
more information, please contact Andrew Trenholm, RTI, at (919) 316-3742 or
atrenholm@rti.org.
Arsenic Drinking Water Treatment Technologies - Third Round
The ETV Drinking Water Systems Center, operated by NSF International, invites
vendors and partners to participate in a third round of verification testing of arsenic treatment technologies. For
more information, please contact Bruce Bartley, NSF, at (734) 769-5148 or
bartley@nsf.org.
Microbiological Reduction or Inactivation Treatment Technologies
The ETV Drinking Water Systems Center, operated by NSF International, invites
vendors and partners for verification testing of microbiological reduction or inactivation treatment technologies
identified in the DRAFT LT2 ESWTR and needing State of California testing. For more information, please contact
Bruce Bartley, NSF, at (734) 769-5148 or bartley@nsf.org.
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