DHS FPS - Environmental Compliance Office SME Support - MRAS

The General Services Administration (GSA), on behalf of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is conducting market research to identify capabilities related to supporting the Federal Protective Service's (FPS) Environmental Compliance Office. The FPS, a part of DHS, is responsible for safeguarding federal buildings and properties, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations while promoting sustainable practices. The agency aims to enhance its operational readiness and resilience by integrating comprehensive environmental planning and management strategies.

The solicitation seeks subject matter expert (SME) support for various environmental initiatives within the FPS. Contractors are expected to familiarize themselves with existing DHS and FPS policies regarding environmental planning, compliance, and cost-effective purchasing. Key responsibilities include program creation, management assistance, NEPA review support, customer service facilitation, and training delivery. Additionally, contractors may need to travel to FPS regional offices across the United States as part of program implementation efforts.

The contract outlines specific roles such as Environmental & Sustainability Support Specialists and Environmental Planning & Compliance Specialists. These positions require expertise in regulatory knowledge, hazardous material management, facility auditing, policy development, and NEPA compliance. Candidates must possess at least five years of relevant experience in fields like environmental science or engineering and hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification.

By engaging qualified SMEs through this solicitation process, the FPS aims to strengthen its environmental programs and ensure adherence to federal laws while promoting sustainable practices across its operations. This initiative reflects DHS's commitment to preserving national resources while maintaining security standards at federal facilities.