Environmental & Infection Control Compliance (ICRA) Monitoring

The contract seeks a subcontractor to implement and monitor Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) protocols during construction activities in occupied medical areas within the Navajo Area Indian Health Service facility in Shiprock, New Mexico. The work focuses on ensuring rigorous infection control measures are maintained to protect patients, staff, and visitors from airborne and environmental hazards associated with construction, particularly in sensitive healthcare settings. Compliance with established ICRA standards is mandatory, requiring detailed planning, continuous monitoring, and documentation of mitigation strategies such as barrier construction, air pressure management, dust suppression, and waste handling procedures. This opportunity is set aside specifically for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) concerns under the Department of Health and Human Services, emphasizing support for Native American-owned small businesses. The North American Industry Classification System code NAICS 541620 applies, indicating the scope involves environmental consulting and related services. Bids must be submitted by July 24, 2026, and performance is expected to occur entirely at the Shiprock location, with no specified office address for the contracting agency. The subcontractor must possess expertise in healthcare construction environments and demonstrate proven ability to conduct compliance monitoring in active medical facilities without disrupting operations or compromising public health standards.