North Carolina eVP #Doc2313794045

NC DEQ seeks vendor for wetland delineation, invasive species management, and Adaptive Management Plan for Rowan Branch mitigation site

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality's Division of Mitigation Services is seeking a qualified vendor to provide environmental management services for the Rowan Branch compensatory mitigation site in Sampson County. - Government Buyer: - North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality - Division of Mitigation Services - Services Requested: - Wetland delineation and boundary confirmation per US Army Corps of Engineers standards - Deliver delineations and soils report sealed by a Licensed Soil Scientist - Identification and quantification of invasive vegetation species - Recommendations for treatment of invasive species - Development of supplemental planting plan (including vegetation type, size, density, soil amendments, fertilization, and monitoring for survivability success criteria) - Draft and final Adaptive Management Plan (AMP) for regulatory approval by the Interagency Review Team (IRT) - Incorporate feedback from DMS and IRT into final AMP - Final AMP approval required for project closeout and final payment - Contract Details: - Initial term of three years, with up to two optional one-year renewals - Work must begin within three business days of contract execution - Key deliverables due between February 1 and June 1 of the third contract year - Unique Requirements: - All deliverables must meet regulatory standards and be approved by the Interagency Review Team - Soils report must be sealed by a Licensed Soil Scientist - Vendor must be registered with the North Carolina Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP) - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are mentioned; the focus is on professional environmental services.

Description

The solicitation is issued by the Department of Environmental Quality for services including wetland delineation, identification and quantification of invasive vegetation species, and development of treatment recommendations. The vendor will also provide a supplemental planting plan, monitoring plan to achieve survivability success criteria, and an Adaptive Management Plan for regulatory agency approval for project closeout. The procurement is related to ecosystems and involves environmental management services.

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