USDA FS - Environmental Services for Contaminated Sites - MRAS

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), in collaboration with the General Services Administration (GSA), is conducting market research to identify potential contractors for a comprehensive environmental services contract. This initiative aims to address the management and remediation of contaminated sites, thereby supporting USDA's commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable land management practices. The primary goal is to ensure that these sites are assessed, managed, and restored effectively while adhering to federal regulations and standards.

The scope of work under this contract encompasses a wide range of professional and technical services required for the effective management of contaminated sites. Key professional roles include Program Managers, Project Managers, Engineers, Scientists, Hydrologists, Chemists, Biologists, Toxicologists, Risk Assessors, and Health and Safety Specialists. These professionals will be responsible for overseeing project execution, conducting site assessments, developing remediation plans, implementing safety protocols, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

In addition to professional services, the contract requires field operations support provided by Field Chemists, Environmental Technicians, Equipment Operators, Onsite Inspectors, Surveyors, and Truck Drivers. These positions are critical for executing on-the-ground activities such as sample collection and analysis using specialized equipment like drilling rigs and field testing devices. Furthermore, administrative support roles such as Draftspersons/AutoCAD operators and Administrative Assistants will aid in project documentation and coordination efforts.

The contract also specifies requirements for equipment necessary for field operations including vehicles like sedans and trucks of varying sizes as well as heavy machinery such as backhoes and excavators. The provision of laboratory services is another crucial aspect where separate lab rates are expected to be provided by interested contractors. Overall, this solicitation seeks qualified firms capable of delivering a comprehensive suite of environmental services over a five-year performance period from the award date.