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Clean Vehicle Regulatory Consultant

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The Clean Vehicle Regulatory Consultant subcontract involves providing specialized technical and policy analysis for prime contractors supporting the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. The scope of work focuses on evaluating the impacts of various clean vehicle programs, including LEV, ZEV, ACT, and ACC II, as well as the Drive Forward rulemaking in alignment with CARB standards and Clean Air Act Section 177. Key responsibilities include conducting consumer and market readiness assessments and analyzing the effects of federal policies. The selected consultant will be responsible for delivering critical documentation, such as regulatory impact assessments, policy briefs, and detailed technical analysis reports. This project is based in Portland, Oregon, and falls under NAICS code 541620. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 29, 2026.

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Consultant provides clean vehicle policy analysis for Oregon DEQ by October 29, 2026.

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Portland, OR, 97232, USA

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This scope was carved out of S-34000-00018226.

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Sole Source Notice: NESCAUM - Multi-State Clean Vehicle Program Support

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AgencyOregon → Air Quality
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Performs technical and policy analysis for prime contractors on Oregon Department of Environmental Quality projects. Analyzes impacts of LEV, ZEV, ACT, and ACC II programs and the Drive Forward rulemaking under Clean Air Act Section 177 and CARB standards. Conducts market and consumer readiness assessments and evaluates federal policy impacts. Delivers technical analysis reports, policy briefs, and regulatory impact assessments.

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