Environmental Management, Assessment, and Performance (EMAP) Program Support
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The Department of the Interior's Branch of Environmental Services requires environmental consulting services to support the Environmental Management Assessment and Performance (EMAP) Program. This follow-on contract, set aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises, focuses on verifying that BIA facilities and operations comply with federally enforceable environmental requirements to protect human health and the environment. The primary objective is to implement a three-year audit cycle for BIA-owned facilities and irrigation projects to reduce operational risks and ensure bureau accountability. Key deliverables include baseline environmental compliance audits of approximately 20 sites over a 12-month period, the production of audit and follow-up reports, and the provision of technical assistance to facility maintenance teams and Superintendents. Performance is measured by the successful completion of all facility audits, positive feedback from agency staff, and satisfactory quarterly evaluations. Option Year One is scheduled for renewal on October 1st of FY27.
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