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Phase II Environmental Field Investigation Services

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This subcontract for Phase II Environmental Field Investigation Services involves performing intrusive field work for prime contractors on brownfields projects managed by the Northern Middlesex Council of Governments in Lowell, Massachusetts. The selected provider will be responsible for executing field activities according to site-specific Quality Assurance Project Plans, which include drilling, boring, and the installation of monitoring wells to obtain soil and groundwater samples. Technical requirements include the use of sampling pumps and either direct push/Geoprobe or hollow stem rigs. The contractor must ensure all operations comply with MCP standards and EPA Quality Assurance regulations under 2 CFR section 1500.12. Key deliverables for the project include the submission of field logs and the delivery of all collected samples. The solicitation was posted on October 23, 2026, with a response deadline of November 20, 2026, falling under NAICS code 541620.

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Subcontract for Phase II environmental field investigation services for brownfields projects in Lowell, Massachusetts.

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-2238-NMCOG-NMCOG-134754.

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Northern Middlesex Brownfields Assessment Program Qualified Environmental Professional Services

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Performs intrusive field work for prime contractors on Northern Middlesex Council of Governments brownfields projects. Executes field work per site-specific QAPPs, including drilling, boring, and installation of monitoring wells to collect soil and groundwater samples. Uses hollow stem or direct push/Geoprobe rigs and sampling pumps. Must comply with EPA Quality Assurance (2 CFR § 1500.12) and MCP standards. Delivers collected samples and field logs.

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