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RFP-testing of lead based paint, asbestos and radon
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The City of Amsterdam is seeking qualified contractors to provide lead-based paint testing, asbestos testing, and radon testing services as part of a housing rehabilitation initiative funded by a $500,000 grant from the New York State HOME Program. This program aims to rehabilitate ten owner-occupied units to meet safety and code standards, supporting low-income residents by improving their housing conditions. The selected firm will collaborate with city staff, other consultants, and grant applicants to ensure compliance and successful project execution. The contract, valued between $100,000 and $150,000, is set for a one-year period, with proposals due by May 31, 2024. The project encompasses all New York State counties, and there are no restrictions for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. This procurement is part of broader efforts to expand affordable, safe housing options within the state, emphasizing environmental testing services critical to safe rehabilitation practices.
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