North Carolina eVP #367-OC5490

As-needed engineering and environmental consulting for Orange County solid-waste projects

Orange County, North Carolina, is seeking firms to provide as-needed engineering and environmental consulting for its Solid Waste Management Department. - Government buyer: Orange County, North Carolina — Solid Waste Management Department; Purchasing Division, Finance and Administrative Services Department. - Requested services: Multidisciplinary general engineering, solid-waste, and environmental consulting, including project planning and design, bid documents and reviews, assessments, estimates, calculations, and meeting support. - Potential project work: Recycling and solid-waste convenience centers and drop-off sites; transfer-station assessments, design, and permitting; facility permit amendments; permitting for land-clearing, debris-processing, treatment, and composting facilities; construction-and-demolition landfill design and permitting; crew-space design; and PFAS monitoring and remediation. - Technical capabilities sought: Landfill gas and groundwater management, composting and organics management, geotechnical engineering, remediation, master planning, regulatory compliance, materials recovery, waste-stream analysis, cost estimating, laboratory analysis, strategic planning, and waste and recyclables collection. Firms need not provide every specialty but may arrange access to additional expertise. - OEMs and products: No OEMs, vendors, branded products, part numbers, hardware, or product quantities are identified; this is a services procurement. - Contract term: Five years, with two optional three-year extensions; effective date is undetermined.

Description

Orange County, North Carolina, seeks proposals for multidisciplinary general engineering, solid waste, and environmental consulting services to support its Solid Waste Management Department’s ongoing needs. The work may include preparing designs and bidding documents, attending meetings, evaluating sites, permitting, transfer station and landfill design, and monitoring or remediating PFAS. The department’s functions include recycling, sanitation, and landfill operations, and the requested expertise may be provided through subcontracting or other County-approved arrangements. Proposals are due November 3, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EST and must be submitted electronically as PDFs by email.

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