Qualified Environmental Professionals (QEP) Brownfields Cleanup Activities: COMB Block

The Portland Housing Authority and Portland Housing Development Corporation have issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) solicitation number P26001 for Qualified Environmental Professionals (QEP) to conduct brownfields cleanup activities at the COMB Block site in Maine, as well as other grant-funded brownfields properties under the EPA’s Brownfields Program. The services required include comprehensive environmental professional support such as site assessments (Phase I and II), remediation planning and design, securing permits, contractor management, public engagement, remedial oversight, and environmental testing to ensure successful site cleanup and regulatory compliance. The contract emphasizes adherence to federal environmental standards consistent with EPA guidelines, although explicit standards and specific contract clauses are not provided in the available documentation. The scope targets environmental remediation projects funded by PHDC/PHA grant programs with a focus on restoring contaminated properties to safe and compliant conditions. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Housing Marketplace eProcurement platform (ha.internationaleprocurement.com) by August 6, 2026, at 3:00 PM. Firms interested are required to register on the platform to access all solicitations, addenda, and submission instructions. A complete proposal includes uploading a PDF and entering pricing directly into the portal. While evaluation criteria and contract type remain unspecified, the contract award will likely be based on technical merit and cost considerations. The place of performance is Maine, specifically the COMB Block site and related locations. No pricing estimates, contract value, or period of performance details are disclosed. Additionally, no information on representations, certifications, socioeconomic status requirements, or specific contract clauses such as security, key personnel, or options is provided in the retrieved materials. Potential offerors are encouraged to review the full RFP documentation on the Housing Marketplace site to obtain comprehensive details on evaluation, terms, and contractual obligations.