Department/Agency DEQ Division of Waste Management DEQ Number 16-101039-002

Project Title Inactive Hazardous Sites Branch Environmental Engineering Services Contract

Design Services Environmental Engineering Services for Multiple Pre-Qualified Vendors with no minimum or maximum guarantee of work.

Scope of Work See Attachment 1: Scope of Work.

Contact Vincent Antrilli Telephone 919-707-8353 Email Vincent.Antrilli@deq.nc.gov

Total Project Budget Estimated $5,000,000.00 over the Five (5) Year Term with one two

(2) year extension

Source of Funds State and Federal Funds Approved OC-25 # N/A Publish Date August 27, 2026 Closing Date September 14, 2026 @ 2:00 pm ET

Submit an electronic copy of Letter of Interest and SF-254

Vincent.Antrilli@deq.nc.gov Subject line must say: IHSB LOI Note: Email attachment limit is 25 MB

Physical Location for Fed Ex/UPS Delivery (Delivery Address)

Must be submitted electronically.

NC Licensing Statement

In order to offer architectural, engineering, or landscape architectural services in response to this solicitation, the proposing firm must be properly licensed to practice Architecture, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture in the State of North Carolina. More information on the North Carolina state boards may be found at the following websites:

NC Board of Architecture: (http://www.ncbarch.org) NC Board of Examiners for Engineers & Surveyors:

(http://www.ncbels.org) NC Board of Landscape Architects: (http://www.ncbola.org) mailto:Vincent.Antrilli@deq.nc.gov mailto:Vincent.Antrilli@deq.nc.gov http://www.ncbarch.org/ http://www.ncbels.org/ http://www.ncbola.org/

STATE BUILDING COMMISSION - SELECTING CRITERIA

In selecting designers, the selection committee should take into consideration qualification information including such factors as:

1. Specialized or appropriate expertise in the type of project.

2. Past performance on similar projects.

3. Adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team for the project.

4. Current workload and State projects awarded.

5. Proposed design approach for the project including design team and consultants.

6. Recent experience with project costs and schedules.

7. Construction administration capabilities.

8. Proximity to and familiarity with the area where the project is located.

9. Record of successfully completed projects without major legal or technical problems.

10. Other factors which may be appropriate for the project.

STATE BUILDING COMMISSION - SUBMITTAL CRITERIA

Proposing firms must submit ONE (1) Electronic Copy of the Letter of Interest and ONE (1) Electronic Copy of your current Standard Form 254 (SF 254) with the information package. The current SF 254 template is located at http://ncadmin.nc.gov/businesses/construction/forms-documents which is the State Building Commission approved form.

Fax submittals will not be accepted.

http://ncadmin.nc.gov/businesses/construction/forms-documents

ATTACHMENT 1

SCOPE OF WORK

INACTIVE HAZARDOUS SITES BRANCH

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACTS

Each of the selected contractors must provide, in a manner satisfactory to the Department, and as authorized on a task order/not-to-exceed basis, technical services to assess and mitigate Inactive Hazardous Sites and, where necessary, to provide potable water at various sites.

Services may include, but are not limited to the following:

A. Preparing site-specific work plans (including technical proposals and cost estimates) for specific technical tasks.

B. Reviewing site files and conducting site reconnaissance, property ownership determination, right-of-entry acquisition, and receptor surveys.

C. Conducting various hydrogeologic and contaminant assessment activities, including well installation, groundwater sampling, surface water and sediment sampling, soil gas sampling, indoor air sampling, soil sampling, buried waste sampling, aquifer testing, human exposure assessments (evaluation of site-specific risks to potential receptor populations from site-related contamination), and other tasks related to comprehensive assessment of groundwater, surface water, sediment, soil, soil gas, and indoor air at designated sites.

D. Conducting various geophysical assessment activities.

E. Conducting various land surveying activities.

F. Preparing notices for DEPARTMENT approval and recording notices and land use restriction documents.

G. Preparing site-specific mitigation plans providing an evaluation of various mitigation alternatives for groundwater, surface water (including wetlands), sediment, soil and/or vapor, and the preparation of design drawings and bid documents for various mitigation systems.

H. Conducting an evaluation of the technical feasibility and cost-effectiveness of preferred water supply alternatives; said alternatives to include the provision of alternate water supply systems (point-of-entry carbon treatment systems, bottled water, and extension of public water lines).

I. Coordinating and overseeing demolition of structures, including the disposal of demolition debris.

J. Managing and overseeing specialty and engineering subcontractors, vendors or CONTRACTOR personnel involved in the installation, operation, and maintenance of various mitigation systems at designated sites. The CONTRACTOR shall select subcontractors based on qualifications and cost using a minimum of three quotes from different firms unless the work is known not to exceed $3,000.00 or the CONTRACTOR demonstrates there are not three firms available to provide quotes. The DEPARTMENT and the CONTRACTOR shall jointly review all remediation subcontractor qualifications and quotes and jointly select all remediation subcontractors. All subcontracts exceeding $500,000.00, or lesser amount if so established by directive of the DEPARTMENT, shall comply with Article 8 of Chapter 143 of the North Carolina General Statutes for formal sealed competitive bids.

K. Preparing and submitting all required permit applications for the construction and operation of various mitigation systems at designated sites, including NPDES, non-discharge, and air quality permit applications as may be required by the DEPARTMENT or other governmental agency; development and implementation of procedures designed to expedite acquisition of such permits so that site cleanups may proceed as quickly and effectively as possible.

L. Implementing site-specific mitigation plans, including management/oversight of all phases of site remediation.

M. Preparing and implementing site-specific health and safety plans, under the supervision of a qualified health and safety officer, to ensure compliance with all applicable OSHA regulations for worker safety and for the health and safety of nearby residential and business communities during all phases of site assessment and remediation.

N. Preparing and submitting all required reports and any miscellaneous documentation as requested by the DEPARTMENT or Contract Administrator according to schedule(s) agreed to by both parties; submittal of site-specific project status summaries (technical progress, identification of problems/delays, and cost updates) to the DEPARTMENT at the time of invoice submittal.

O. Providing as-needed technical and administrative support, as needed, at public hearings or public meetings to discuss elements of proposed mitigation plans. Also, as needed, technical and administrative support in providing expert testimony at hearings, meetings, depositions, and in litigation involving the DEPARTMENT related to the Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund expenditures at Inactive Hazardous Sites.

P. Preparing and submitting documents in portable document format (PDF) and/or digital format (TIFF, minimum 300 DPI) as directed by the DEPARTMENT.

Q. Preparation and submittal of all analytical laboratory data reports in PDF format and as a digital electronic data deliverable (EDD). All EDDs must be provided in the NCDEQ EQuIS format.

R. Fee Schedule (Based on Attachment 2)

S. Bid Quotes At a minimum, the CONTRACTOR shall comply with the requirements of paragraph J of this AGREEMENT in relation to competitive bidding and all other aspects of Article 8 when hiring subcontractors for subcontracted activities exceeding $3,000.00.

T. Subcontractor Quotes At least two quotes (or more if directed by the DEPARTMENT) may be required by the DEPARTMENT’s Contract Administrator (or their duly authorized staff) for subcontractable activities that exceed $3,000. At a minimum, the CONTRACTOR shall comply with the requirements of paragraph J of this AGREEMENT in relation to competitive bidding and all other aspects of Article 8 when hiring subcontractors for subcontracted activities exceeding $500,000, or lesser amounts if so established by directive of the DEPARTMENT.

U. Subcontractor Fees Subcontractor costs are not to exceed based on time and materials quote provided per task scope. These will be at cost (including but not limited to laboratory, drilling, surveying, geophysical activities, and remedy and/or abatement).

V. Laboratory Fees The CONTRACTOR is free to use whatever lab that they choose if there is no increase in cost to the DEPARTMENT, i.e., out of state labs with increased shipping costs. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for the QA/QC of the lab data and any lab errors that are made.

W. Due Dates It is the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to communicate with your Superfund Section Contact about deliverable dates or extensions. The DEPARTMENT reserves the right to reduce payment for deliverables that are more than 10 business days late by five percent (5%) and an additional one percent (1%) each day thereafter against the total invoice for work that is late. For example, if your work is 15 business days late on a $10,000 invoice, then the DEPARTMENT reserves the right to reduce payment by $1,000.

X. Meeting Requests

From time to time the DEPARTMENT may request face-to-face meetings in our offices here in Green Square in Raleigh. Based upon the CONTRACTOR providing up to four (4) individuals for the meeting not to exceed two hours and travel to our office, such a meeting will be reimbursed at $2,000.00 for in-person meetings and $1200.00 for virtual meetings.

ATTACHMENT 2

Fee Schedule Personnel Level Investigation/Remedy Design Remedy Oversight* Principal $180/Hour $216/Hour Senior $160/Hour $192/Hour Project $140/Hour $168/Hour Staff $120/Hour $144/Hour Technician $100/Hour $120/Hour Draftsperson/CAD $100/Hour $120/Hour Word Processor/Clerical $80/Hour $96/Hour

* - Active Remedy Oversight rates apply for tasks associated with subcontractor oversight performed during Active Remedial Action Implementation

Miscellaneous Per Diem (per person for overnight travel only) *Refer to OSBM Travel policy Mileage *Refer to OSBM Travel policy PID $ 125/day pH/Conductivity/Temperature Meter $ 60/day Turbidity Meter $ 35/day Water Level Meter $ 30/day Hygrometer $ 15/day GPS Unit $ 175/day 4 Gas Meter $ 75/day Peristaltic Pump + Battery $ 60/day Submersible Pump + Controller + Battery $ 160/day Survey Set & Tripod $ 40/day Teflon Bailer $ 25/bailer Teflon Tubing $ 3.00/ft.

Hand Auger $ 40/day Generator $ 50/day Field Expendables (distilled water, ice, etc.) $ 40/day

*Per diem (per person for overnight travel only) and mileage (for all travel) will be reimbursed at the current reimbursable rate as defined in the North Carolina State Budge Manual.

Web link: Budget Manual | NC OSBM https://www.osbm.nc.gov/budget/budget-manual#5-travel-policies