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Hazard Assessment and Quantitative Exposure Assessment (QEA) Reviewer

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This subcontract involves providing specialized technical reviews of hazard assessment and waiver requests for prime contractors working on Oregon Health Authority projects. The selected provider will evaluate technical data to justify hazard waivers and is responsible for completing and signing Quantitative Exposure Assessment Review Forms along with all necessary supporting documentation. Qualified candidates must possess professional expertise in public health, industrial hygiene, or toxicology and are required to maintain professional liability insurance. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and remains open for responses until February 9, 2027.

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Technical reviews of hazard assessments and waivers for Oregon Health Authority projects.

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OR, USA

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This scope was carved out of S-44300-00001995.

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AgencyOregon
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Performs technical reviews of waiver and hazard assessment requests for prime contractors on Oregon Health Authority (OHA) projects. Evaluates technical data to determine if hazard waivers are justified and completes Quantitative Exposure Assessment (QEA) Review Forms. Requires expertise in toxicology, industrial hygiene, or public health and professional liability insurance. Delivers completed and signed QEA Review Forms and associated documentation.

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