New York State Contract Reporter #2137544

Sanitary Survey Training Services for Public Water Supply Inspectors (2027-2031)

The New York State Department of Health, Center for Environmental Health, Bureau of Water Supply Protection is seeking a contractor to deliver specialized training for state and local health department staff on conducting sanitary surveys of public water supplies. - Government Buyer: - New York State Department of Health - Center for Environmental Health - Bureau of Water Supply Protection - Services Requested: - Development and delivery of up to four 2-day training courses annually (two on Ground Water Systems, two on Surface Water Systems) - Curriculum development for both course types - Preparation and distribution of course materials - Provision of at least two qualified instructors per session (with experience in Safe Drinking Water Act implementation and sanitary surveys) - Delivery of training at various locations statewide - Submission of instructor and student evaluations - Notable Requirements: - Instructors must have a minimum of five years’ experience implementing the Safe Drinking Water Act at the state or federal level and two years’ experience conducting sanitary surveys at community water systems - The Ground Water course is a prerequisite for the Surface Water course - Flexible course locations across New York State - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are referenced, as this is a services contract focused on training and curriculum development - The Cadmus Group, LLC is mentioned as a past contractor for similar work

Description

The New York State Department of Health's Bureau of Water Supply Protection is seeking a contractor to provide training to state and local health departments on conducting sanitary surveys at public water supplies in accordance with the Safe Drinking Water Act and New York State requirements. The training includes up to four courses annually: two 2-day Sanitary Surveys of Ground Water Systems courses and two 2-day Sanitary Surveys of Surface Water Systems courses, with the Ground Water course as a prerequisite for the Surface Water course. The contractor is responsible for developing curricula, providing qualified instructors, delivering training at various locations statewide, and submitting evaluations. Minimum qualifications include 5 years of experience implementing the Safe Drinking Water Act and 2 years conducting sanitary surveys at community water systems.

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