New York State Contract Reporter #2026-8020-2

Environmental Consulting Services for EPA Brownfield Grant Implementation in Seneca County, NY

Seneca County is seeking a qualified environmental consulting or planning firm to support the implementation of an EPA Brownfield Coalition Assessment Grant. - Government Buyer: - Seneca County Department of Planning & Community Development - Contracting office located at 1 DiPronio Drive, Waterloo, NY 13165 - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive environmental consulting and planning services for brownfield sites - Key tasks include: - Cooperative agreement oversight (project implementation, compliance reporting, monthly meetings) - Outreach and site prioritization (community engagement, public participation plans, advisory committee meetings, site inventory) - Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) and Regulated Building Material (RBM) surveys (eligibility requests, ESAs, RBM surveys, quality assurance and safety plans) - Cleanup/reuse plans and area-wide planning (analysis of cleanup alternatives, remedial action plans, reuse and market studies, redevelopment feasibility) - Data management and regulatory planning support - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs, part numbers, or proprietary products required - Services are open to all qualified environmental consulting and planning firms with experience in brownfield program management - Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on community engagement and environmental justice - Focus on brownfield sites in Seneca County, including Seneca Falls, Waterloo, and Romulus - Sealed hardcopy proposal submission required - Direct communication with the County to ensure receipt of the most current RFP documents - Estimated contract value: $1,478,400 - Period of performance: Four years, aligned with the EPA Brownfield Grant performance period

Description

Seneca County and its coalition partners are seeking a qualified environmental consulting (QEP) and/or planning firm to assist in implementing the Brownfield Coalition Assessment Grant. The selected QEP will conduct environmental assessments, develop remedial plans, and support other environmental or planning components of the grant. The contract will cover a four-year term and includes tasks such as cooperative agreement oversight, outreach and site prioritization, phase I/II ESAs and regulated building material surveys, and cleanup/reuse plans. Proposals should demonstrate the firm's capacity to perform brownfield program tasks and manage project implementation to meet grant requirements.

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