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Hazardous Material Identification and Labeling

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Submission Closed07/24/2026, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 541620

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Hazardous Materials Handling and Certification

ASC COMMODITIES DIVISION

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Wildlife Resources, Botanical Resources, and Special-Status Amphibians and Aquatic Reptiles – East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD RFP No. F&W-2026-01)

Solicitation # F&W-2026-01

The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) is soliciting proposals under RFP No. F&W-2026-01 for technical studies to support the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Project 2916 Lower Mokelumne River relicensing effort. The scope of work requires the implementation of the Wildlife Resources Study Plan (TERR-1), Botanical Resources Study Plan (TERR-2), and Special Status Amphibians and Aquatic Reptiles Study Plan (FA-4). Key technical requirements include focused wildlife and botanical surveys, bat roost assessments, eDNA sampling, habitat mapping, and the preparation of Technical Study Reports and Resource Effects Assessments. The project also emphasizes GIS and database management to document biological resources and evaluate the relationship between project facilities and the environment. The anticipated contract will begin on October 14, 2026, with a three-year duration extending through 2029. Compensation is structured on a cost-reimbursement basis, covering direct labor, indirect costs, and subcontractor services, subject to a maximum cost ceiling. Evaluation is based on a trade-off of technical quality, methodology, relevant experience, and cost, with an additional five points awarded to qualified Small Business Entities (SBE) or Disadvantaged Veteran Business Enterprises (DVBE) under the District's Contract Equity Program. Selected contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including professional, pollution, and watercraft liability, and comply with California state laws and FERC regulations.

GEI Consultants, Inc.

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The NHDES Coastal Program is the recipient of a National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Coastal Resilience Fund FY2025 grant entitled “Coastal Watershed Resilience Plan” (CWRP). The CWRP seeks to mitigate coastal and freshwater flood risk t...

Solicitation # RFP 2026-22

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services is soliciting proposals for the New Hampshire Coastal Watershed Flood Hazard Assessment and Resilience Plan Project. Funded by a National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant, the project aims to mitigate coastal and freshwater flood risks to critical infrastructure, natural resources, and community assets within the state's coastal watershed. The scope of work is divided into two primary phases: a Flood Hazards Assessment to identify Resilience Opportunity Areas and the subsequent development of a Phase II Engagement Plan and specific action plans. The project is expected to run from January 2027 through June 30, 2029, with a total estimated contract value of 393,500 dollars, consisting of a 377,000 dollar budget cap for labor and expenses and 16,500 dollars in engagement funds. Selection will be based on a weighted evaluation of the proposed scope of work, relevant experience, previous related work, project schedule and budget, and responsiveness to requirements, rather than the lowest cost. The winning consultant will join a Core Project Team including the NHDES Coastal Program and other state agencies. All deliverables must adhere to ADA Title II and Section 508 accessibility standards, and the use of generative AI is restricted to notetaking and editing unless otherwise approved. Proposals must be submitted in PDF format by August 31, 2026, and must include a confidentiality statement and a detailed budget itemized by activity.

Department Of Environmental Services

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F107--Asbestos Baseline Surveys

Solicitation # 36C26326Q08250001_1

Network Contract Office 23 (36C263)

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Crush Partners Vineyard Track I Agricultural Erosion Control Plan Application (ECPA) P25- 00003-ECPA

Solicitation # P25-00003-ECPA

The project involves land-disturbing activities on slopes exceeding 5 percent within a 27.98-acre parcel in Napa County, California, primarily focused on the development of an 18.3-acre vineyard. This includes clearing grassland within designated limits, earthmoving, and the installation and ongoing maintenance of erosion and runoff control measures to mitigate environmental impacts. The vineyard development consists of 7.8 acres of newly planted vineyard and 7.8 acres of replanted existing vineyard, resulting in approximately 15.6 net planted acres distributed across three distinct vineyard blocks. All activities are governed by the Agricultural Erosion Control Plan Application, which is required to ensure compliance with local and state regulations for soil stabilization and water quality protection during and after construction. The application is being processed by Napa County under the identifier P25-00003-ECPA, with planning and permitting oversight managed by Kelli Cahill, Planner III, who serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and submissions regarding the project.

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Housing Plan Program EIR

Solicitation # 2022040209

The City of Santa Barbara is advancing its 6th Cycle Housing Element through a comprehensive programmatic environmental review process under CEQA, aimed at facilitating the approval of up to 8,010 new housing units by 2035. This initiative includes a suite of regulatory and policy reforms such as the adoption of an Adaptive Reuse Ordinance, amendments to the Average Unit-Size Density Incentive Program, updates to the Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance, and the establishment of Objective Design and Development Standards to align with state housing laws. The plan also involves revising the General Plan, Municipal Code, and Local Coastal Program to ensure consistency with state mandates and climate goals, while implementing procedural improvements to streamline permitting processes. The environmental analysis, conducted as a Program Environmental Impact Report, evaluates cumulative impacts across resource areas including air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, noise, hazardous materials, and biological resources, using CEQA Guidelines and the City’s Climate Action Plan as foundational standards. The analysis employs qualitative greenhouse gas assessments due to the programmatic nature of the initiative and does not authorize specific developments but establishes the regulatory framework within which they may proceed. The effort is led by the City of Santa Barbara, with environmental oversight and compliance responsibilities vested in government agencies, including the California Coastal Commission, State Lands Commission, and California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Key points of contact include Julia Pujo, Environmental Analyst, and Chris Bersbach, Director of Environmental Planning for Rincon Consultants. The initiative’s timeline is bounded by a public review period from January 30, 2026, to March 17, 2026, with prior comment deadlines established for the Draft EIR in 2022. While the document references accounting codes and transportation regulations for hazardous materials, no formal contract pricing, payment instructions, invoicing methods, or procurement evaluation criteria are present, indicating this is a planning and environmental compliance action rather than a contracted procurement. Attachments include supporting documents such as the Community Wildfire Protection Plan and Storm Water BMP Guidance Manual, and submissions are accepted electronically or in hard copy, with PDF being the implied standard format. No representations, certifications, or clauses typical of federal contracting are included, as the focus remains squarely on regulatory alignment, environmental analysis, and policy implementation under state housing and environmental law.

City of Santa Barbara

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Iroquois Job Corps Center

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Echo Lake In-Lake Phosphorus Treatment and Water Quality Monitoring Services

Solicitation # 1398042

The City of Shoreline, Washington, is seeking proposals from qualified firms or individuals to provide in-lake phosphorus inactivation treatment and water quality monitoring for Echo Lake. This project aligns with the Echo Lake Cyanobacteria Management Plan and is funded through the City of Shoreline Surface Water Utility and the Washington State Department of Ecology Freshwater Algae Control Grant Program. The solicitation process begins with the RFP advertisement on August 12, 2026, with a deadline for questions on August 21, 2026. Proposals must be submitted by 2:00 p.m. on August 28, 2026, which is also when the bid opening will occur via Microsoft Teams. The city expects to select finalists during the week of August 31, 2026, with the final contract award scheduled for September 4, 2026.

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California Department of Veterans Affairs

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Water Management Plan Development & Maintenance

California Department of Veterans Affairs

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Environmental Compliance and Monitoring Support

Utah

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AI Contract Overview

The contract requires the identification of hazardous materials used in manufacturing or packaging processes and the application of accurate, OSHA-compliant hazard labels in accordance with FAR 52.223-3 and DFARS 252.223-7001. All work must ensure compliance with federal regulations governing the communication of chemical hazards to workers and downstream users, with precise labeling that reflects the physical, health, and environmental risks associated with each material. The contractor is responsible for verifying material safety data sheets, classifying hazards correctly, and applying durable, legible labels that meet OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. This subcontract is issued by the ASC Commodities Division under the Department of Defense, with performance required at a specified location in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, zip code 17070-5002. The North American Industry Classification System code is 541620, indicating the work falls under scientific and technical consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, and responses are due by July 24, 2026. Bidders must demonstrate expertise in regulatory compliance, hazardous material handling, and label implementation within a federal defense supply context, ensuring all activities adhere strictly to mandatory federal guidelines without deviation.