P031941I.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for the State of New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) seeking environmental consulting services for a brownfield remediation project. The project involves the assessment, remediation design, and implementation oversight for contaminated sites, with particular focus on petroleum and hazardous substance cleanup. The DEC requires qualified environmental consultants to develop remedial action plans, conduct Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, prepare engineering designs, and provide construction oversight and monitoring. Specific deliverables include detailed reports, sampling plans, risk assessments, and regulatory documentation compliant with New York's Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) requirements. The contract term is anticipated to be three years with potential renewal options for an additional two years, contingent upon performance and funding availability. Responses to this solicitation were required by the specified deadline, with contract award anticipated within 60 days of proposal evaluation completion. Site visits and pre-bid meetings were conducted to allow bidders to assess project conditions and clarify scope requirements with DEC representatives.

The project is funded through the Environmental Remediation Fund and is available to qualified environmental consultants, engineering firms, and environmental remediation specialists meeting New York State certification requirements. There is no incumbent contractor specified, indicating this is a new engagement or rebid following prior contract expiration. Compensation is structured on a time-and-materials basis with a not-to-exceed contract value, with rates subject to negotiation based on the consultant's qualifications and experience. Priority consideration may be given to firms with demonstrated experience in New York State remediation projects, minority-owned or women-owned business enterprises (MWBE), and certified disabled-owned business enterprises (SDVOB) as applicable under state procurement regulations. All work must comply with the Brownfield Cleanup Program guidelines and regulatory approval processes under the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.