Radiological Technical Services & Air Monitoring
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This SBA set-aside subcontract for the Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 involves providing radiological technical services and air monitoring for environmental remediation projects. The selected provider will support prime contractors by delivering health physics oversight, radiation scanning, and air sampling for particulates. Technical execution requires the use of SKC Particulate Monitors and MultiRAE Pro Pumped equipment, with a mandate for personnel to hold Radiation Technician certifications or be Certified Health Physicists. The scope of work includes the delivery of daily and weekly air monitoring reports to ensure safety and compliance. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is January 5, 2027, and the project falls under NAICS code 541620.
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This scope was carved out of 68HE0926R0006.
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