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RFQ Radon Inspectors for Syracuse Lead Grant Program

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27-130State & Local

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The City of Syracuse, through the Office of Management and Budget, is soliciting qualifications to establish a pool of certified inspectors for the Syracuse Lead Grant Program. The primary objective is to provide radon gas testing, the installation of mitigation systems, and subsequent emissions monitoring in residential homes to support healthy homes interventions. Selected firms will be part of a qualified group for at least three years, with a base contract duration of four years and two optional one-year renewals. All work must adhere to AARST or applicable local and state standards, and personnel must hold certifications from the National Radon Safety Board or the National Radon Proficiency Program. The City will negotiate scopes and fees with the most highly qualified firms, with payments made monthly subject to a 5 percent retainage. Contractors must maintain significant insurance coverage, including at least 1 million dollars in general liability and 2 million dollars in professional liability insurance. The solicitation emphasizes socioeconomic equity, targeting workforce diversity goals of 30 percent for contracts over 50,000 dollars and local hiring goals of 20 percent for non-professional services over 100,000 dollars. Proposals are due by November 10, 2026, and must include detailed staff certifications, resumes, and affirmations regarding non-collusive bidding and conflicts of interest.

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Syracuse seeks certified inspectors for residential radon testing and mitigation system installation.

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RFQ #27-130 Radon Inspectors for Syracuse Lead Grant Program

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City of Syracuse Professional Service Agreement 2023

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AgencyNew York → Neighborhood and Business Development
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSyracuse, NY, 13202, USA
Office AddressSyracuse, NY, 13202, USA
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Dylan HoneywellLead Program Coordinator
Laura PadgettAssistant Director of Purchase

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While our program focuses mainly on Lead hazards, part of our funding mandates we maintain a Healthy Homes portion of our grant. As we do our site assessments, the scope of work we draw up for the home would determine whether we have the ability to also test for Radon. At that point, we would have the home inspected and tested for Radon, and an action plan would be drafted for the work to take place in the home. We would love to collaborate so that we may make Syracuse a safer place for us and for our future generations!

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