RECOVERY: Crossley Farm

This contract, issued by the Environmental Protection Agency's Region 3 Contracting Office, involves the allocation of approximately $6.4 million under the Remedial Action Contract II (RAC II) framework to carry out part of the remedial action at the Crossley Farm Superfund Site in Hereford Township, Pennsylvania. The objective is to address groundwater contamination by installing extraction wells at locations where trichloroethylene (TCE) levels exceed 1,000 parts per billion. In addition to well installation, the contract includes constructing an on-site treatment facility designed to treat contaminated groundwater through processes such as filtration, iron removal, air stripping, off-gas treatment, and carbon absorption, ensuring the reduction of hazardous substances in compliance with the remedial design requirements. The opportunity is restricted exclusively to contractors already engaged under the RAC II contract number EP-S3-07-06. The solicitation was posted on September 3, 2009, under NAICS code 562910, reflecting the nature of hazardous waste treatment and disposal activities. The EPA office managing this contract is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with Andrew Blaney designated as the contracting officer. This work supports EPA’s ongoing environmental recovery efforts by mitigating contamination risks at a critical Superfund site, emphasizing the importance of specialized expertise and adherence to established remediation protocols.