Hydrology and Ground Water Engineering Support
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The Hydrology and Ground Water Engineering Support subcontract provides technical engineering and analytical assistance to prime contractors for EPA Office of Water projects. The scope of work focuses on hydrology and contaminant movement, specifically utilizing hydrological modeling and water flow analysis to support the implementation of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Key deliverables include technical engineering reports, data analysis spreadsheets, and detailed hydrological models. Qualified providers must possess a Professional Engineering license and have access to specialized hydrological modeling software. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541330 and is associated with the Environmental Protection Agency. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 30, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 68HERW27Q0004.
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Sources Sought and RFI (Recompete 68HERC21D0006)
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