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Artificial Turf System Condition Assessment

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This subcontract for the Artificial Turf System Condition Assessment involves performing comprehensive life expectancy inspections of artificial turf systems for prime contractors on projects within Baltimore County, Maryland. The selected provider will evaluate material degradation and wear to estimate the remaining service life of the systems using degradation analysis metrics and visual inspection tools, ultimately delivering a formal Life Expectancy Inspection report. To qualify for this engagement, the provider must hold a State of Maryland Professional Engineer license and possess at least five years of specialized experience in artificial turf systems. The opportunity was posted on September 16, 2026, with a response deadline of October 28, 2026, under NAICS code 541330.

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Maryland PE to perform artificial turf life expectancy inspections in Baltimore County.

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MD, USA

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This scope was carved out of B-10000555.

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Compaction Testing of Synthetic Turf Fields, Term Agreement

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AgencyMaryland → Purchasing and Disbursements
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Performs comprehensive life expectancy inspections of artificial turf systems for prime contractors on Baltimore County, Maryland projects. Evaluates wear, tear, and material degradation to estimate remaining service life using visual inspection tools and degradation analysis metrics. Requires a State of Maryland Professional Engineer (PE) license and 5 years of experience in artificial turf systems. Delivers a formal Life Expectancy Inspection report.

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