Lead hazard reduction grant funding

The California Department of Public Health has awarded a contract to the County of Alameda for lead hazard reduction grant funding. The contract, identified as NON-IT Services_Agreements with other governmental entities and public universities (25-10453), was executed on January 5, 2026, with a completion date of April 30, 2026. The total contract value is $600,000.00, with a single line item focused on lead hazard reduction initiatives.

The prime contractor, County of Alameda, will implement lead hazard reduction programs using the granted funds. The contract's short-term nature (approximately three months) suggests a targeted intervention approach to address lead-related environmental health concerns. The contract type indicates an inter-governmental agreement, specifically between state and county public health entities, with the primary objective of mitigating lead exposure risks within the designated geographic area.