Removal of Perchloric Fume Hood and Waste Disposal

The U.S. Department of the Interior's U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is conducting market research to identify potential contractors for removing a perchloric fume hood and associated equipment from the National Water Quality Laboratory at the Denver Federal Center. The sources sought synopsis seeks contractors capable of managing a comprehensive removal and disposal project that includes setting up work areas, coordinating utility shutoffs, and accessing building spaces through USGS and GSA managers. The project specifically requires complete removal of the fume hood, exhaust fan, extended ductwork, electrical systems, piping, and support structures, with proper disposal and recycling of materials. While specific evaluation criteria are not detailed in the pre-solicitation notice, contractors will likely be assessed on their technical capabilities, safety protocols, and experience with specialized laboratory equipment removal. The critical dates for this opportunity include a sources sought response deadline of January 3, 2025, with an anticipated contract period spanning February through April 2025.

The pre-solicitation notice indicates no specific set-aside designation for this contract, meaning it is open to all qualified contractors. The project is categorized under NAICS code 236220 for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction and PSC category Y1AZ for Construction of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings. No incumbent contractor information or precise budget range is provided in the notice. The scope of work appears focused on a single location within the Denver Federal Center, involving the removal of a specialized fume hood system and associated infrastructure. Contractors interested in this opportunity should be prepared to demonstrate expertise in laboratory equipment removal, waste disposal, and work in sensitive government facilities, with the ability to complete the project within the specified two-month timeframe.