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This subcontract for Environmental Impact and Permitting Services supports Houston District SH99 Segment C-1 highway projects by providing essential environmental assessments and wetland delineations. The selected provider will be responsible for securing necessary permits, conducting biological surveys, and performing water quality analysis using GIS mapping software and specialized sampling kits. Key deliverables include NEPA documentation, comprehensive environmental impact reports, and detailed mitigation plans. To qualify for this role, the contractor must provide a Certified Professional Ecologist or Environmental Scientist. The scope of work focuses on ensuring regulatory compliance and environmental protection through rigorous scientific analysis and reporting. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541620 and is managed through the Texas Houston District.

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Environmental impact and permitting services for Houston District SH99 Segment C-1 highway projects.

Agency

Texas → Houston District

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

TX, USA

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This scope was carved out of GEC Services for the Houston District: SH99 Segment C-1 in Fort Bend County, Houston District..

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AgencyTexas → Houston District

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Performs environmental assessments, wetland delineations, and secures permits for prime contractors on Houston District SH99 Segment C-1 highway projects. Conducts NEPA documentation, biological surveys, and water quality analysis using environmental sampling kits and GIS mapping software. Requires Certified Professional Ecologist or Environmental Scientist. Delivers environmental impact reports, permit approvals, and mitigation plans.

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