Annual Utility Tunnel Safety & Health Audits (Audit)

The contract titled "Annual Utility Tunnel Safety & Health Audits" aims to conduct a thorough evaluation of the utility tunnels at the US Capitol Power Plant (CPP) to assess current conditions and operational practices with respect to health and safety compliance. The audit will focus on identifying areas that are not in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, documenting changes in conditions since previous reports, and highlighting new deterioration or safety issues, including potential tunnel or pipe failures. Key concerns addressed include the acceleration of concrete spalling, delaminations, cracks, pipe insulation damage, and the state of electrical conduits. The report will include digital photographs and be prepared under the supervision of qualified professionals such as a Certified Industrial Hygienist or Safety Specialist, along with Mechanical and Electrical Engineers. This presolicitation, issued by the Architect of the Capitol’s Acquisition & Material Management Division, covers services aligned with NAICS code 541690 and is open for responses until May 26, 2026. The contract requires the audit to be performed at the designated location in Washington, DC. The primary point of contact is Marcus Sims, reachable via email or phone. No set-aside provisions are applied for this opportunity. The overall goal is to provide CPP management with a detailed and professional assessment of utility tunnel conditions to ensure compliance and address safety risks proactively.