Port of Tacoma #072026-1045

Port of Tacoma Seeks Environmental and Civil Consulting Services for Parcel 132 and Parcel 94 Triangle Cleanup

The Port of Tacoma is seeking highly qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) teams for the Parcel 132 and Parcel 94 Triangle Cleanup Project in Tacoma, Washington. - Government Buyer: - Port of Tacoma (Pierce County, WA) - Scope of Work: - Environmental and civil consulting services for planning, permitting, surveying, design, and construction support - Cleanup and remediation of contaminated soils and groundwater at Parcel 132 and Parcel 94 Triangle - Services include environmental assessment, cleanup planning, remedial design, permitting, construction oversight, confirmation sampling, grant coordination, and closeout documentation - Project Details: - Remediation targets contaminants such as arsenic, lead, mercury, carcinogenic PAHs, dioxins/furans, and petroleum hydrocarbons - Recommended cleanup method is excavation and offsite disposal of contaminated soils - Emphasis on green and sustainable remediation practices - Compliance required with federal, state, and local environmental regulations (e.g., Model Toxics Control Act, SEPA, NPDES, Tacoma-specific permits) - Coordination with EPA and Washington State Department of Ecology - Notable Requirements: - Project is partially funded by the EPA; all EPA grant terms and conditions apply - Selected firm may be precluded from future related contracts - Opportunity is open to qualified consulting teams; no specific OEMs or vendors are named - Period of Performance: - Initial contract period of three years, with an option for a one-year extension at the Port's discretion

Description

The Port of Tacoma is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from highly Qualified Environmental Professional teams to provide professional Environmental and Civil consulting services. The services will assist the Port with planning, permitting, surveying, design, and construction for the Parcel 132 and Parcel 94 Triangle Cleanup Project. The Port anticipates awarding one Professional Service contract with a performance period of three years, extendable to four years at the Port's discretion. Partial funding is provided by the Environmental Protection Agency, and all grant terms are incorporated into the contract.

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