Hurricane Helene Relief Brownfields Environmental Engineering and Community Feasibility Planning Services for Pre-Qualified Vendors

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality is seeking to establish a contract for environmental engineering and community feasibility planning services related to Hurricane Helene Relief Brownfields projects. The contract will be awarded to up to five pre-qualified vendors, with no minimum or maximum guarantee of work, allowing flexibility in project scope and workload distribution. The services encompass site assessments, mitigation planning, community outreach, and contract administration, supporting efforts funded through an EPA grant. The contract is set for a five-year period with an estimated total budget ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000, reflecting the scope and scale of potential projects. Interested vendors must submit a Letter of Interest, OC-25 Form, and SF254 by October 30, 2025, to be considered for selection. The initiative aims to facilitate environmental remediation and community engagement efforts in North Carolina, with a focus on brownfield redevelopment and resilience following Hurricane Helene. The contract will support the department’s broader environmental and community health objectives, leveraging technical expertise and administrative support to address complex environmental challenges across the state. The project underscores the department’s commitment to collaborative, flexible, and sustainable environmental solutions in response to disaster recovery and brownfield revitalization efforts.