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LBP Mitigation and Safe Work Services

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The LBP Mitigation and Safe Work Services subcontract involves providing lead-based paint abatement and safe-work oversight for residential projects under the Cherokee Nation Housing Authority. The selected contractor is responsible for implementing containment, removal, and stabilization of lead-based paint using HEPA vacuums and containment barriers to ensure all work areas meet LBP Clearance Test guidelines and result in a cleared environment. This opportunity is designated under NAICS code 562910 and requires the service provider to maintain EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm status. The work will be performed in Rogers County, with a response deadline set for October 6, 2026.

General Info

EPA certified contractor providing lead-based paint abatement for Cherokee Nation Housing Authority projects.

Agency

Cherokee Nation Housing AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Rogers County, OK, USA

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This scope was carved out of A10-09-26-9581.

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Solicitation A10-09-26-9581- Housing Rehab- Rogers County

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AgencyCherokee Nation Housing Authority
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Performs lead-based paint abatement and safe-work oversight for prime contractors on Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation residential projects. Implements containment, removal, or stabilization of LBP using HEPA vacuums and containment barriers per LBP Clearance Test guidelines. Requires EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm status. Delivers LBP-safe work areas and a cleared environment.

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