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Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring

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This subcontract for Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring supports prime contractors on transportation projects within El Dorado County, specifically centered in Placerville. The scope of work involves comprehensive environmental monitoring and the implementation of avoidance measures to protect biological resources, air quality, and noise levels, as well as the management of hazardous materials. To execute these tasks, the contractor will utilize specialized equipment including air quality sensors, noise meters, and hazardous waste containment kits. Compliance is a critical component of the contract, requiring strict adherence to CEQA and NEPA regulations. The selected provider must hold valid biological survey certifications and hazardous materials handling certifications. Key deliverables include the submission of detailed environmental compliance reports and the successful execution of all required mitigation measures to ensure project alignment with regulatory standards.

General Info

Environmental monitoring and mitigation for El Dorado County transportation projects per CEQA and NEPA.

Place of Performance

Placerville, CA, 95682

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NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 03-2E550.

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U.S. 50/Ponderosa Road/South Shingle Springs Road Interchange Improvements Project

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AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado County
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado County
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Performs environmental monitoring and implements avoidance measures for prime contractors on El Dorado County transportation projects. Monitors biological resources, air quality, and noise, and handles hazardous materials. Uses air quality sensors, noise meters, and hazardous waste containment kits. Requires CEQA/NEPA compliance, biological survey certifications, and hazardous materials handling certifications. Delivers environmental compliance reports and executed mitigation measures.

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7 months ago

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