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FY 26-DOEE-LSHHD-Mold Inspection Equipment

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The District of Columbia’s Energy and Environment agency is forecasting a procurement for equipment to conduct mold inspections under the fiscal year 2026 initiative, designated as FY 26-DOEE-LSHHD-Mold Inspection Equipment. This action is part of the agency’s broader environmental and public health efforts to monitor and address indoor air quality concerns across District properties. Although the solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside details are not yet specified, the procurement is intended to acquire specialized tools and devices necessary for accurate mold detection, sampling, and analysis, which will support inspections in public and regulated buildings. The place of performance and organizational details are not provided, but the work will be conducted within the District of Columbia. The forecast was posted on July 23, 2026, and is accessible through the District’s contracts portal, indicating a planned acquisition timeline consistent with fiscal year 2026 budget cycles. No point of contact information is listed, suggesting this is a preliminary forecast and not a formal solicitation. Interested vendors should monitor the official portal for future updates, including the official RFP release, technical specifications, delivery requirements, and evaluation criteria. The equipment will likely need to meet industry standards for reliability, precision, and compliance with environmental health protocols, with an emphasis on usability by trained personnel in diverse building environments.

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District of Columbia to procure mold inspection equipment for FY26 public health initiatives.

Agency

District of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)
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District of Columbia → Energy and Environment (DOEE)
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Equipment used to conduct Mold Inspection.

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