Soil Sampling & Environmental Testing
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This subcontract for Soil Sampling and Environmental Testing, issued by the California DGS Statewide Procurement, involves performing pre- and post-operation soil sampling and analysis for prime contractors on disaster debris removal projects. The scope of work includes preparing sampling plans and conducting field sampling at contractor laydown yards and temporary debris management facilities using augers and cores to deliver comprehensive soil analysis reports and cleanup verification documents. The project is located in Alameda and requires the contractor to employ a professional geologist or environmental scientist with HAZWOPER certification. Interested parties must respond by October 13, 2026, under NAICS code 541620.
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Alameda, CA, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 5269942.
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RFP 5269942 for Assessment and Monitoring (A&M) Services for Disaster Debris and Hazard Tree Removal
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