FY18 Lead Testing & Analysis

The District of Columbia has issued a state and local contract opportunity for FY18 Lead Testing & Analysis, with a specific focus on comprehensive lead assessment and remediation services. The procurement seeks qualified vendors to conduct extensive lead testing and analysis across various District-managed facilities and properties. Key objectives include identifying lead contamination, performing detailed analytical testing, and providing comprehensive reporting on lead exposure risks. The solicitation requires vendors to demonstrate advanced laboratory capabilities, scientific expertise in lead detection methodologies, and significant experience in environmental health assessment. Potential respondents must submit their detailed proposals by July 7, 2017, which represents the critical submission deadline for this procurement opportunity. The procurement appears to prioritize vendors with specialized equipment, certified testing protocols, and demonstrated expertise in lead detection and analysis across multiple environmental settings.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the contract opportunity likely encourages participation from local, small, and disadvantaged business enterprises within the District of Columbia. The procurement may have preferences for vendors with established track records in environmental testing, particularly those with previous government or municipal lead assessment experience. Given the nature of lead testing and analysis, the contract likely involves complex scientific testing services with potential annual contract values ranging between $50,000 to $250,000, depending on the scope and breadth of required testing. Vendors will need to demonstrate comprehensive laboratory capabilities, scientific qualifications, and the ability to provide rapid, accurate lead contamination assessments across various District properties and facilities. The contract appears designed to support ongoing public health and environmental safety initiatives within the District of Columbia's infrastructure management systems.