SAM #FA461026_EA_SL2

Environmental Assessment Services for 70kV Transmission Line Repair at Vandenberg SFB

This opportunity is for professional environmental assessment services supporting the repair of an overhead 70kV transmission line at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Air Force, Space Launch Delta 30, Vandenberg Space Force Base - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive Environmental Assessment (EA) preparation for the transmission line repair - Project management, data collection, and regulatory consultations - Technical analyses including: - Archaeological and cultural resources studies - Natural resource and wetlands surveys - Air quality and construction noise assessments - Compliance with NEPA and related environmental laws - Deliverables: - Description of Proposed Action and Alternatives (DOPAA) - Technical reports (archaeological, biological, wetlands, noise, air quality, etc.) - GIS data, public notices, and administrative records - Draft and final EA documents, FONSI/FONPA, and consultation reports - Coordination and consultation with government and regulatory stakeholders - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Must support reliable power to critical launch infrastructure - Compliance with the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 - Detailed deliverable schedules and recurring project meetings - No specific OEMs, hardware, or part numbers; strictly professional services - No products or equipment are being procured—this is a service-based environmental consulting requirement.

Description

Based on the Statement of Work, the contractor will provide the services necessary to prepare a comprehensive Environmental Assessment (EA) for the repair of an overhead 70kV transmission line at Vandenberg Space Force Base. This includes project management, data collection, and extensive coordination with government and regulatory stakeholders. The core of the work involves conducting detailed technical analyses of the project's impact on cultural resources, natural resources (including wetlands and special status species), and construction noise. The contractor will produce a series of documents, including a Description of Proposed Action and Alternatives (DOPAA) and various technical reports. Ultimately, this effort will result in a legally sufficient EA document that will lead to a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI), a mitigated FONSI, or a determination that a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is necessary. Interested vendors shall submit a capability statement and other relevant information NLT 30 June 2026 at 1400 PDT. 

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