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Where is CDPHE - Air Polution Control Division located?

CDPHE - Air Polution Control Division is located in DENVER, CO. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

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CDPHE - Air Polution Control Division

Part of Colorado · DENVER, Colorado

CDPHE - Air Polution Control Division is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors.

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AI Mission Profile

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Air Pollution Control Division is dedicated to safeguarding public health through the monitoring, regulation, and mitigation of air quality threats across the state. Its core mission centers on ensuring compliance with federal and state air quality standards by maintaining and upgrading the technical infrastructure used for environmental sensing, data acquisition, and emissions tracking. Strategic priorities include enhancing real-time air quality monitoring networks, supporting the integrity of pollution control instrumentation, and securing the maintenance of precision environmental measurement systems. The division prioritizes operational continuity of air quality surveillance technologies and relies on specialized service providers to ensure the reliability of critical equipment used in regulatory enforcement and public reporting. Procurement activity indicates a strong focus on technical maintenance and supply chain support for electronic monitoring systems. The agency frequently engages in service contracts for the repair, calibration, and upkeep of precision environmental instrumentation, as well as the procurement of specialized electrical components and wiring supplies essential for sensor deployment and data transmission infrastructure. Contract structures are primarily performance-based service agreements and direct procurement of mission-critical hardware components, often solicited through open competitions without set-asides. Industry engagement is concentrated in the electronic equipment repair and maintenance sector (NAICS 811210) and electrical apparatus wholesale distribution (NAICS 423610), reflecting a reliance on technical service providers with expertise in environmental instrumentation and industrial-grade electrical systems. The division seeks vendors capable of supporting complex, field-deployed systems under stringent environmental conditions, favoring those with demonstrated capability in calibration standards and regulatory compliance. Operated under the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Air Pollution Control Division functions statewide with no centralized physical headquarters listed. It utilizes standard state procurement vehicles and open solicitations to acquire mission-critical services and components, ensuring continuous operation of air quality monitoring and compliance systems across Colorado’s diverse geographic and climatic zones.