Opportunity

New York State Contract Reporter #2135028

Lead Dust Clearance Testing Services for HUD-Funded Housing Rehabilitation

Posted

May 12, 2026

Respond By

June 03, 2026

Identifier

2135028

NAICS

562910, 541380

The Village of Victory in Saratoga County, New York, is seeking EPA Licensed Lead Risk Assessors for lead dust action level clearance testing in HUD-funded housing rehabilitation projects. - Government Buyer: - Village of Victory, Admin Clerks Office, Saratoga County, NY - Services Requested: - Lead-Based Paint Dust Lead Action Level (DLAL) Testing (clearance testing) for post-renovation and post-abatement scenarios - Testing must comply with HUD Title X (24 CFR Part 35, Subpart J) and EPA TSCA (40 CFR Part 745) regulations - Use of ELAP-accredited laboratories for dust sample analysis is mandatory - Timely PDF reporting required (within 2 business days of lab receipt) - Record retention for five years - Insurance requirements: $1M general liability and workers compensation - Vendors must not be on the HUD debarment/suspension list - MWBE participation goal of 10% - Product/Service Line Items: - DLAL Test: Single Family Home (lead dust clearance testing) - DLAL Test: 2-4 Units (lead dust clearance testing with 24-hour lab turnaround) - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must respond to work orders within 5 business days - Payment terms are net 60 days - Evaluation based on price, HUD/Title X experience, lab turnaround, references, and MWBE participation - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; services must be performed by EPA Licensed Lead Risk Assessors

Description

The Village of Victory is administering HUD-funded housing rehabilitation programs and is seeking an EPA Licensed Lead Risk Assessor familiar with HUD Title X and EPA TSCA regulations for post-renovation and/or post-abatement dust lead action level testing. The contract term is 3 years and the work involves providing clearance testing in accordance with HUD and EPA guidelines using ELAP-accredited laboratories. Vendors must comply with insurance requirements, maintain records, and provide timely reports. The municipality will evaluate proposals based on price, experience, lab turn-time, references, and MWBE participation.

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