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The deadline for this RFP is Jul 17, 2026. Make sure to submit your proposal before this date to be considered.

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Developed a technology that generates plasma activated water in ph ranges that allow for the addition of nitrates and other nutrients to the water while maintaining a healthy ph for plants. A plasma torch is used to treat inedible biomass, generating ash containing nutrients useful for plant growth.

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Technology Transfer Licensing Opportunity: Plasma Processing of Water and Inedible Biomass for Ph Control and Nutrient Recycling (ksc-tops-94)

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