City of Rochester #RFP - Hazardous Materials and Analytical Services

Rochester Solicits Hazardous Materials Management and Environmental Analytical Services

The City of Rochester's Department of Environmental Services, Division of Environmental Quality, is seeking proposals for a broad range of hazardous materials management and analytical environmental services. - Government Buyer: - City of Rochester, Department of Environmental Services, Division of Environmental Quality - Services Requested: - Regulated and hazardous materials management and cleanup (waste sampling, characterization, drum handling) - Waste transportation (requires valid Part 364 Permit) - Waste disposal and hazardous waste manifesting - Contaminated soil, groundwater, and petroleum product treatment, removal, and disposal - 24-hour emergency spill response - Subsurface investigation (soil boring, well installation, test pit excavation, soil/groundwater/bedrock/vapor sampling) - Installation, operation, and maintenance of remedial systems (including technical support) - Installation and maintenance of vapor intrusion/mitigation systems and vapor barriers - Environmental testing and monitoring (CAMP, asbestos, mold, lead) - Aboveground and underground tank compliance (inspection, O&M, recordkeeping, removal) - Asbestos, mold, and lead abatement (sampling, project design, air/clearance sampling) - Drilling services (well installation, geotechnical drilling, well repair, decommissioning) - Laboratory analysis (requires ELAP Accreditation) - Notable Requirements: - Contractors may propose for any subset of services - Emphasis on MWBE participation and workforce diversity - Strict technical qualifications for laboratory services (ELAP Accreditation) - Time and materials professional services agreement; projects assigned as needed - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned; this is a services-focused procurement.

Description

The City of Rochester is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to provide a range of environmental services. These services include hazardous materials management, sampling and analysis, waste profile characterization and disposal, indoor air quality assessment, asbestos, mold, and lead surveys, emergency spill response, storage tank inspection and maintenance, interim remedial measures, and remedial systems operations and repairs. Contractors may propose for any subset of these services. Selected contractors will enter into a time and materials professional services agreement with the City.

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