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Tetra Tech to design Ohio PFAS treatment plant

The City of Dayton, Ohio Department of Water has selected Tetra Tech for a single-award contract to design advanced treatment for, what the company says, is the largest dedicated PFAS treatment facility in the US.

The eight-year contract addresses legacy PFAS contamination in the Mad River well field, which supplies the city’s 70-year-old Ottawa water treatment plant. 

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