Lead Hazard Reduction Program

The Lead Hazard Reduction Program is a procurement opportunity issued by the State of Maryland, specifically through the City of Baltimore. This solicitation seeks contractors to address lead hazards in residential properties, with the primary objective of reducing lead exposure risks in Baltimore communities. The program focuses on lead abatement, inspection, and remediation services to protect public health, particularly for vulnerable populations including children and pregnant women. Qualified contractors must demonstrate expertise in lead hazard assessment, safe lead removal practices, and compliance with federal and state lead safety regulations, including EPA RRP (Renovation, Repair, and Painting) certification requirements. The solicitation was posted on March 27, 2026, with a proposal due date of May 20, 2026, providing potential bidders approximately seven weeks to prepare and submit their responses. Additional solicitation documents and detailed procurement information are available through the Baltimore City Services supplier portal at https://cityservices.baltimorecity.gov/suppliers/bid-opportunities.

The procurement opportunity may include set-aside considerations for certified minority-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, or other disadvantaged enterprise designations as defined by Baltimore City procurement policies. Interested organizations should review the complete solicitation documents on the Baltimore City Services portal to identify any applicable business enterprise program participation requirements or preferences. No incumbent vendor information, existing contract details, or specific budget ranges have been provided in the available documentation. Contractors should access the full solicitation package to obtain comprehensive information regarding evaluation criteria, insurance requirements, bonding obligations, and anticipated contract value or funding allocations for this lead hazard reduction initiative.