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Regulatory History and Compliance Assessment Specialist

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The Town of Cary is seeking a Regulatory History and Compliance Assessment Specialist for a subcontract focused on water quality regulatory history for prime contractors on environmental compliance projects. The selected specialist will be responsible for compiling regulatory data from the 1994 WSWP and 2001 Neuse River Basin rules, evaluating the alignment of local ordinances with 15A NCAC 02B .0265-.0273, and developing alternative regulatory approaches. This engagement requires deep expertise in North Carolina environmental law to ensure accurate analysis and compliance. The primary deliverables for this contract include a detailed regulatory timeline and a comprehensive applicability assessment report. Interested parties must respond by December 2, 2026.

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Town of Cary seeks specialist for water quality regulatory history and compliance assessment.

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NC, USA

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This scope was carved out of 354-SW27-20.

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Jordan Lake Rules Compliance (Existing Managed Lands)

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Town of Cary
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Performs a comprehensive review of water quality regulatory history for prime contractors on Town of Cary environmental compliance projects. Compiles regulatory history from 1994 WSWP and 2001 Neuse River Basin rules, evaluates alignment of local ordinances with 15A NCAC 02B .0265-.0273, and develops alternative regulatory approaches. Requires expertise in NC environmental law. Delivers a regulatory timeline and applicability assessment report.

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