Virginia Loudoun Civic Plus #RFQ 705020

Loudoun County seeks stream mitigation credits and consulting services for infrastructure and crisis stabilization projects

Loudoun County, Virginia is seeking stream mitigation credits and consulting services for two separate projects: - Stream Mitigation Credits Procurement - Loudoun County requires 1,126 stream mitigation credits for the Evergreen Mills Road, Watson Road, and Reservoir Road Intersection Improvement project. - Credits must be calculated using the Unified Stream Methodology (USM) and sourced from Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) approved stream mitigation banks. - Credits must be available within the Middle Potomac-Catoctin watershed (Hydrologic Unit Code 02070008). - Bidders must be owners or authorized representatives of mitigation banks in good regulatory standing, with credits released for sale and proper documentation. - Notable requirements include submission of a typical credit purchase agreement, proof of regulatory approvals, and compliance with federal and state permits. - Consulting Services for Adult Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center - Loudoun County is also soliciting consulting services for the Adult Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center. - Service is identified by part number 660834. - The opportunity is open to qualified consulting firms able to support crisis stabilization operations. - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the stream mitigation credit opportunity is open to all qualifying mitigation banks, and the consulting services opportunity is open to qualified consulting providers.

Description

The County of Loudoun, Virginia is soliciting bids from Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) approved stream mitigation banks for the purchase of 1,126 stream credits using the Unified Stream Methodology (USM). These credits are to provide compensatory mitigation for impacts associated with the Evergreen Mills Road, Watson Road, and Reservoir Road Intersection Improvement project. The exact number of credits will be based on permits currently under review by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. Bidders must be owners or authorized representatives of approved stream mitigation banks with credits available for sale within the specified watershed area.

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