USACE - Environmental Condition of Property Assessment - MRAS

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), in collaboration with the General Services Administration (GSA), is conducting market research to identify potential contractors for an upcoming project. The primary aim of this initiative is to carry out an Environmental Condition of Property Assessment at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia, in the fiscal year 2024. This project reflects USACE's ongoing commitment to maintaining environmental standards and ensuring the safety and sustainability of military installations.

The scope of work involves a comprehensive assessment of the environmental condition of properties located at Fort Eisenhower. Contractors will be expected to evaluate various environmental factors that could impact the property, including soil quality, water contamination levels, presence of hazardous materials, and other ecological concerns. The assessment aims to provide a detailed report that will help USACE make informed decisions regarding property management and future development plans.

This project requires expertise in environmental science and engineering, as well as experience in conducting thorough property assessments under federal guidelines. Contractors will need to demonstrate their capability to analyze complex environmental data and produce actionable insights that align with USACE's strategic goals for sustainability and operational efficiency at military sites.