FY26 - DOEE-Toxic Substances Division - Contractual Services for EPA Brownfield Grants

The District of Columbia’s Department of Energy and Environment is forecasting a contract to engage an environmental engineering firm for site assessments related to EPA Brownfield grants funded under FY23 CERCLA 128(a) BIL appropriations. The work will involve conducting environmental investigations to identify and evaluate potential contaminants at sites targeted for cleanup and redevelopment under the Brownfield program, ensuring compliance with federal environmental standards and supporting community revitalization efforts. Although the solicitation has not yet been issued, the contract is anticipated to be awarded in fiscal year 2026, with performance likely centered within the District of Columbia. The contract will require specialized expertise in environmental site assessment methodologies, including preliminary assessments, site investigations, and report preparation compliant with EPA protocols. Funding is derived from prior-year BIL appropriations allocated through the CERCLA program, indicating a focus on environmentally distressed properties requiring remediation. The agency has not specified set-aside status, NAICS code, or point of contact at this forecasting stage, but potential contractors should prepare to demonstrate proven experience with federal Brownfield initiatives and a capacity to deliver timely, high-quality environmental data to support grant reporting and regulatory decision-making.