Environmental Engineer

Open State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
PRO27016
State
New Jersey
Responses due

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North Brunswick Township, New Jersey, in Middlesex County, is requesting proposals from one or more environmental engineering firms for general environmental engineering services under Township administration, with responses due November 13, 2026. Firms must maintain multiple certifications, ranging from licensed professional engineers (PE), certified hazardous material managers (CHMM), and subsurface closure and investigation professionals to licensed site remediation professionals (LSRPs). In addition to the LSRP, the firm must employ a professional engineer licensed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) under the Bureau of Underground Storage Tank (BUST) and Unregulated Heating Oil Tank (UHOT) programs. The firm must also have an in-house or affiliated certified laboratory approved by NJDEP for field analysis supporting groundwater investigations.

Scope covers site observation of residential and commercial development where and when authorized, assessment, investigation, and remediation services, and identification, quantification, and management of environmental liability tied to property ownership, operation, cleanup, and redevelopment. The Township also requires review of projects against applicable state and local environmental rules, development of compliant solutions, and engineering support for storm water management and soil erosion and sediment control. Required experience includes preparing Environmental Record Reviews, Environmental Assessments, and Environmental Impact Statements, and reviewing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.

Work is awarded through site- or task-specific cost proposals for assigned projects. The solicitation was posted October 24, 2026.

Opportunity text

The Township seeks to retain one or more environmental engineers to provide: General environmental engineering services under the direction of the Township administration. In addition, the firm must have a deep understanding of the State and local environmental rules and regulations and if selected, be able to bring this understanding to represent the Township's best interest in evaluating proposed projects that have potential environmental impacts Provide site observation of residential / commercial development, where and when authorized. Provide assessment, investigation, and remediation services. Provide identification, quantification and management of the environmental liability associated with the ownership, operation, cleanup and redevelopment of real property. Have the ability to develop effective solutions that are in compliance with environmental regulations. Have experience reviewing projects and applying all applicable environmental rules and regulations. Have previously prepared Environmental Record Reviews, Environmental Assessments, and Environmental Impact Statements. Have previously and reviewed Phase I Environmental Site Assessments. Will provide site or task specific cost proposals for assigned projects. Maintain multiple certifications, ranging from licensed professional engineers (PE), certified hazardous material managers (CHMM), subsurface closure and investigation professionals, and licensed site remediation professionals (LSRPs). In addition to the LSRP, the firm must have a professional engineer on staff that can support any engineering requirements, such as storm water management and soil erosion, sediment control and be licensed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection under the Bureau of Underground Storage Tank (BUST) program and the Unregulated Heating Oil Tank (UHOT) program. Firm must also have a certified laboratory that has been approved by the NJDEP to conduct field analysis of parameters required to support groundwater sampling. Firm shall be licensed as an Indoor Environmental Consultant to conduct Indoor Environmental Health Assessments of Child Care Centers and Educational Facilities by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services.

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