PFAS Handling, Transportation, Destruction or Disposal

The state and local contract opportunity, identified by ID 67fe62bcf92c19ed130c93f2, is a procurement initiative focused on PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) handling, transportation, destruction, and disposal services for Denver County and Denver City in Colorado. The contract seeks qualified vendors with specialized expertise in managing these complex environmental contaminants through comprehensive treatment and elimination processes. Key deliverables include safe handling protocols, efficient transportation methodologies, and verified destruction or disposal techniques for PFAS-contaminated materials. The procurement is specifically targeting vendors with demonstrated technical capabilities in environmental remediation, chemical management, and hazardous waste treatment. The solicitation was posted on April 9, 2025, with proposals due by April 18, 2025, providing a relatively short window of approximately nine days for potential bidders to prepare and submit comprehensive responses. Evaluation criteria will likely emphasize technical competence, environmental safety protocols, compliance with federal and state regulations, and proven track records in PFAS management.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, government procurement opportunities typically prioritize diverse vendor participation, potentially including minority-owned, women-owned, or small business enterprises. The scope of work suggests significant technical complexity, which might limit participation to firms with specialized environmental remediation credentials and advanced technological capabilities. The contract appears targeted at environmental services firms, waste management companies, and specialized chemical treatment organizations with demonstrated expertise in PFAS elimination technologies. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, environmental remediation contracts of this nature often represent substantial financial investments, potentially ranging from hundreds of thousands to multiple millions of dollars depending on the volume and complexity of PFAS materials requiring management. The strategic location within Denver County and Denver City indicates a localized but potentially extensive environmental management initiative addressing emerging contaminant challenges.