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PUBLIC HEALTH, ALASKA DIVISION OF

PUBLIC HEALTH, ALASKA DIVISION OF is a federal contractor, registered under UEI X5C3WEGA1XC1. It has been awarded $9,342,158 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, Medical Laboratories, and All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Housing And Urban Development, Department Of Defense, and Department Of Transportation.

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X5C3WEGA1XC1

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The Public Health, Alaska Division of provides a diverse range of healthcare and public health services. Their core capabilities include the administration of public health programs, specifically in newborn screening and the procurement of medical and surgical instruments, equipment, and supplies. T...

The Public Health, Alaska Division of provides a diverse range of healthcare and public health services. Their core capabilities include the administration of public health programs, specifically in newborn screening and the procurement of medical and surgical instruments, equipment, and supplies. The organization also possesses technical expertise in medical laboratory services, including the utilization of specialized test kits, and provides hospital furniture and utility supplies. Additionally, they offer environmental consulting services focused on contaminated site support. The organization maintains a strong relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily delivering medical supplies, surgical equipment, and public health screening programs. They also work with the Department of Housing and Urban Development on emergency shelter grants, home investment, and small city administration. Furthermore, they have provided environmental support services for the Department of Transportation. Their industry focus is centered on ambulatory health care services and the administration of public health programs. They operate across multiple verticals, including medical laboratory operations, environmental consulting, and facilities support services, positioning them as a multi-disciplinary provider of health and safety infrastructure.

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NAICS: 541620
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On-Call Solid Waste Data Analysis and Economic Services
Solicitation # 26-202-S
Seattle Public Utilities is seeking an on-call consultant to provide expert solid waste data analysis and economic services to support the city's Zero Waste goals. This contract, with an estimated value of $625,000 and a duration of up to five years, focuses on leveraging extensive datasets to evaluate the effectiveness, equity, and feasibility of solid waste incentives, programs, and policies. The scope of work includes program evaluation using causal inference, economic modeling, demand forecasting, longitudinal analysis of waste characteristics, and the extraction of data from Microsoft Access databases. A key component of the engagement is the translation of complex technical findings into actionable insights through data visualization, strategic storytelling, and high-quality reports for both technical and non-technical audiences. The selection process is based on a weighted evaluation of project team qualifications and research and analytical capabilities, with a strong emphasis on equity-centered analysis and the ability to manage multiple projects in an on-call environment. Awarded consultants must adhere to strict compliance standards, including mandatory WMBE inclusion plans for contracts over $343,000, adherence to the Americans with Disabilities Act and WCAG accessibility guidelines, and compliance with Seattle's Equal Benefits and minimum wage ordinances. The contract is governed by a template that incorporates FAR Part 31 for allowable overhead costs and requires specific insurance coverages, including Commercial General Liability and Worker's Compensation. Work is assigned via individual work assignments, each with its own defined schedule and deliverables.
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BIG WAVE NEW BRIDGE
Solicitation # 2027-RFP - Big Wave Bridge-00211
The County of San Mateo, through the Planning and Building department, is soliciting proposals for a qualified consultant to secure resource agency and encroachment permits for the construction of the Big Wave New Bridge. Located at 386 Airport Street in Half Moon Bay, the bridge will span a wetland drainage area between a Big Wave parcel to the north and a County-owned parcel to the south to ensure pedestrian path continuity toward the Princeton area. This project is conducted under the conditions of approval for Planning Permit PLN2013-00451. It is important to note that the actual construction of the bridge and the application for the building permit are explicitly excluded from the consultant's scope of work. The contract has a term of one year, with an anticipated award date of November 24, 2026. Proposals must be submitted via the eProcurement portal by November 16, 2026, and must be divided into a technical proposal and a separate fee proposal. Award selection is based on a points-based scoring method where firm qualifications, project approach, proposed schedule, and price are each weighted at 25 percent. The County provides a procurement preference for local businesses and non-profits. All communications regarding the RFP must be handled through the authorized contact persons, Camille Leung and Amy Tang, or the eProcurement portal.
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