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

The District of Columbia’s Office of Energy and Environment is forecasting a contract to engage an environmental engineering firm for site assessments supporting EPA Brownfield Grant programs, with funding tied to the FY23 Community Wide Assessment Grant for States and Tribes. The solicitation is targeted for FY26 and will involve delivering professional environmental services to evaluate properties potentially contaminated by hazardous substances, ensuring compliance with federal Brownfield initiatives and facilitating redevelopment planning. The work will focus on sites within the District of Columbia and is intended to support environmental cleanup and community revitalization efforts under the oversight of the Toxic Substances Division. The contract will require expertise in environmental site assessments, including Phase I and potentially Phase II investigations, data collection, regulatory interface, and reporting consistent with EPA Brownfield standards. Work will be performed locally within the District and must align with federal grant requirements and environmental protocols. While specific procurement details such as NAICS code, set-aside status, and point of contact are not yet available, the posting indicates a forward-looking forecast to prepare vendors for upcoming opportunities, with the official solicitation expected to follow in the coming years. Vendors should anticipate competition for this federally funded environmental remediation support role.