AMRP, Lanstreet S. , Qeumahoning Twp, Someset Co

The state and local contract opportunity is a comprehensive infrastructure and environmental remediation project located in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, involving multiple construction and land restoration activities. The procurement, issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, encompasses a detailed scope of work including access road construction, erosion and sediment pollution control, channel construction and stabilization, mine seal construction, grading, and extensive landscaping restoration. Specific deliverables include constructing 470 square yards of access road, implementing erosion control measures with compost filter socks and sediment filter tubes, conducting channel excavation and stabilization, installing 450 linear feet of smooth interior PVC pipe, and completing 3,630 square yards of seeding and mulching. The bid documents are freely available on www.BidExpress.com, with the solicitation posted on January 7, 2026, and a firm submission deadline of February 12, 2026. Potential bidders will need to demonstrate technical capabilities in civil engineering, environmental remediation, and land restoration techniques, with the project requiring precise implementation of environmental protection standards and construction methodologies.

While no specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are explicitly mentioned in the contract opportunity, the project's complex technical specifications suggest that qualified contractors with significant environmental and civil infrastructure experience will be most competitive. The project appears to be a public works initiative targeting land restoration and environmental mitigation, likely involving previous mining or industrial site rehabilitation. Though no precise budget range is specified, the extensive scope of work—including grading (1,723 cubic yards), channel construction, mine seal construction, and comprehensive erosion control—implies a substantial investment potentially ranging from several hundred thousand to over a million dollars. The project's technical complexity and environmental focus suggest that prime contractors with demonstrated experience in environmental remediation, civil engineering, and sustainable land restoration will be most suitable for successfully executing the contract.