Deputy Methane Inspector Services – Field Observation & Testing

The contract requires the performance of 25 days of onsite methane monitoring, data collection, and testing activities to ensure compliance with safety standards during construction operations in Los Angeles. The work involves continuous field observation and technical testing to assess methane levels and validate the integrity of methane barriers, with the goal of safeguarding workers and the public. All findings must be systematically documented and analyzed throughout the duration of the project to support regulatory adherence and risk mitigation efforts. Upon completion of the 25 days of fieldwork, the contractor must deliver a final methane barrier certification report that formally attests to the effectiveness and compliance of the installed methane mitigation systems. This report serves as the official documentation required for project handoff and regulatory approval. The work is structured as a subcontract under the NAICS code 541620, managed by the Engineering Bureau within California’s Public Works agency, with responses due by June 29, 2026.