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This subcontract involves providing specialized air quality modeling and human health risk assessments for prime contractors working on airport conversion projects for the City of Santa Monica. The scope of work requires the analysis of Greenhouse Gas emissions and the execution of both construction and operational health risk assessments. These tasks must be performed using air dispersion modeling software in strict accordance with CEQA guidelines. The primary deliverables for this engagement include a comprehensive Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Analysis Report along with detailed Health Risk Assessments. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620, with a response deadline set for October 30, 2026.

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Air quality modeling and health risk assessments for Santa Monica airport conversion projects.

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Request for Proposal - Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for Santa Monica Airport Conversion Project

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Performs air quality modeling and human health risk assessments for prime contractors on City of Santa Monica airport conversion projects. Analyzes Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and conducts construction and operational health risk assessments using air dispersion modeling software per CEQA guidelines. Delivers an Air Quality/Greenhouse Gas Emissions Analysis Report and Health Risk Assessments.

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