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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on September 25, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

The Ohio Department of Health (DOH) Bureau of Environmental Health and Radiation Protection (BEHRP) -SFY26-27-Radiological Health and Safety-Lake Co. - Environmental Monitoring

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SRC0000034211State & Local

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The Ohio Department of Health is seeking professional environmental monitoring services around the Perry Nuclear Power Plant in Lake County, Ohio, for the fiscal years 2026 and 2027, with options to extend through 2029. The contract aims to ensure laboratory proficiency and confirm that the plant is not releasing radioactivity into the environment. Qualified bidders must have at least four years of experience in environmental sampling, familiarity with stationary low volume continuous air samplers, and expertise in collecting samples such as air particulate, air iodine, water, vegetation, sediment, and split samples. The scope involves collecting, labeling, and shipping samples according to detailed methods and schedules outlined in attachments, with samples shipped to the Ohio Department of Health Laboratory in Reynoldsburg within two business days of collection, using overnight courier. The contract value for the initial period is approximately $48,246, with all costs included in a fixed price per sample, covering labor, supplies, shipping, and analysis. The procurement process is conducted via Ohio|Buys, requiring separate electronic submissions of technical and cost proposals by October 16, 2025. The evaluation emphasizes technical merit, with 500 points allocated based on the contractor’s experience, staffing plan, and work plan, while 200 points are for cost reasonableness. An additional 50 points are available for Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) participation, reflecting the set-aside status. The award will be made to the highest-scoring proposal, considering a best value trade-off. The contract includes renewal options for up to two additional years, contingent on funding and performance, with strict adherence required to sample collection, labeling, shipping, and invoicing procedures. Payment is processed through quarterly invoices submitted within specified timeframes, and samples must meet all timelines and quality standards to be accepted and reimbursed. No federal clauses or standard FAR provisions are incorporated; the contract is governed by Ohio law and specific state procurement regulations.

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DOH58336 Attachment C - Environmental Monitoring Sampling Locations

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DOH58336 BEHRP Environmental Monitoring Lake County ODH Sampling Methods

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DOH58336 BEHRP Environmental Monitoring Sample Schedule

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DOH58336 Environmental Monitoring Cost Proposal

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DOH58336 - Environmental Monitoring Lake County ODH RFP

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SRC0000034211 - ODH Radiological Health and Safety Environmental Monitoring

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AgencyOhio Department of Health
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Organization / AgencyOhio Department of Health
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ODH maintains a cooperative agreement with Energy Harbor to perform environmental monitoring around the nuclear power plants that are located within Ohio and those in close proximity to Ohio’s borders. Environmental monitoring is performed to measure and evaluate any radiological impact the power plants may have on Ohio’s environment.The specific objectives of this solicitation for professional services are to:1)  Maintain ODH Lab proficiency and2) Confirm power plant is not releasing radioactivity to the environmentQualified Bidders are individuals, agencies or organizations with 4 years of Business:  Familiarity with stationary low volume continuous air samplers. Familiarity with proper sample collection techniques to include but not limited to air particulate, air iodine, water, vegetation, sediment and spilt samples, and The ability to pull samples utilizing the methods at the locations and frequencies as required. Four (4) years of experience in environmental sampling.   Knowledge of proper sample collection techniques to include but not limited to air particulate, air iodine, water, vegetation, sediment and spilt samples. Ability to pull samples utilizing the methods at the locations and frequencies as required which include mandatory and preferred qualifications.

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