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Pitt County Brownfields Grant Environmental Consulting Services

Pitt County is seeking an environmental consulting firm to carry out work under its EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant. - Government buyer: Pitt County, North Carolina; Pitt County Economic Development is the responsible office. - Scope: Grant administration; countywide brownfields inventory and site prioritization; environmental assessments; EPA-required quality assurance documents; cleanup alternatives analysis; and community engagement and redevelopment planning. - Requested quantities: Approximately 15 Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, 8 Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, 2 Analyses of Brownfield Cleanup Alternatives, and 2 community vision sessions. Assessment quantities may change based on site access, EPA approval, eligibility, conditions, and available grant funds. - Notable sites: Former Highway Patrol Station and Ayden Rail Site are identified as priority sites. - Requirements: Phase I assessments must comply with ASTM standards and current EPA All Appropriate Inquiry requirements. Documentation may include Quality Assurance Project Plans, sampling and analysis plans, health and safety plans, eligibility requests, and technical memoranda. Grant support includes EPA coordination, budget monitoring, reporting, and community outreach. - Funding and evaluation: The EPA grant is $500,000; price accounts for 25% of the evaluation score. The grant amount is not necessarily the contract award value. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, consulting firms, or other vendors are named in the opportunity.

Description

Pitt County seeks qualified environmental consulting firms to provide professional services under its EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant. The work supports environmental assessments, cleanup planning, and redevelopment efforts for eligible brownfield sites throughout Pitt County, including grant administration, site inventory and prioritization, environmental site assessments, quality assurance documentation, and community engagement and redevelopment planning. The RFQ calls for qualifications-based selection under federal procurement requirements, with evaluation factors including technical qualifications, project approach, personnel experience, organizational capacity, references, and price. Responses are due November 20, 2026, at 5:00 PM.

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