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This is a Scope of Work document issued by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) for the procurement of environmental consulting services related to the remediation and management of contaminated sites. The project involves providing professional environmental assessment, remedial design, and remedial action oversight services for multiple sites across New York State that require investigation and cleanup under the Environmental Site Remediation Program. The DEC seeks qualified environmental consultants to conduct Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, develop remedial action plans, and provide construction oversight and quality assurance monitoring. The specific deliverables include soil and groundwater sampling and analysis, risk assessment documentation, regulatory compliance reporting, and ongoing site monitoring. Response deadlines and proposal submission dates are outlined in the solicitation documents, with contract awards anticipated following the evaluation period. The contract term extends for an initial period with potential renewal options to be exercised at the DEC's discretion, allowing for continued engagement on remediation activities as sites progress through the cleanup process.

Pricing for services is structured on a time-and-materials basis with established hourly rates for different categories of environmental professionals and technical staff. The project does not include specific set-aside requirements for minority or women-owned businesses beyond New York State's standard procurement policies. There are no incumbent contractors specified, indicating this represents a new engagement or recompetition of existing services. The DEC will fund all authorized work through its environmental remediation budget allocations, with costs borne by the state's environmental protection and site cleanup initiatives. Consultants must maintain appropriate professional licenses and certifications, including Professional Engineer (PE) credentials where applicable, and demonstrate experience with New York State's regulatory framework and site remediation procedures.