SERDP Project - PFAS Transport Through the Vadose Zone: Effects of Heterogeneity, Non-Equilibrium and Co-Contaminants W912HQ26CA021
Summary
AI-generated · Jan 23, 2026PFAS transport through the vadose zone will be studied, focusing on how soil/rock heterogeneity, non-equilibrium behavior, and co-contaminants affect subsurface movement and fate.
Queens University at Kingston has been awarded this SERDP project, with funding of about $1.43 million.
SERDP Project -PFAS Transport Through the Vadose Zone: Effects of Heterogeneity, Non-Equilibrium and Co-Contaminants
From Award Notice posted on Jan 22, 2026Notice history
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Award Information
Award Notices
Posted: Jan 22, 2026
SERDP Project -PFAS Transport Through the Vadose Zone: Effects of Heterogeneity, Non-Equilibrium and Co-Contaminants
Awardees
| Company Name | UEI | CAGE Code | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| QUEENS UNIVERSITY AT KINGSTON | SU8CALPMK4C1 | 1C047 | Kingston, ON |
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7034288181
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CAN