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Vadose Zone Drilling & Soil Sampling Services

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This subcontract for Vadose Zone Drilling and Soil Sampling Services supports prime contractors on Department of Energy Hanford Field Office projects. The selected provider will utilize the Direct Push soil displacement method to execute drilling and collect soil samples from the vadose zone. A critical requirement for this engagement is that the contractor must possess at least 10 years of corporate experience operating within radiologically contaminated environments. The scope of work includes the delivery of completed boreholes and soil samples, with a strict mandate to maintain and decontaminate all equipment in accordance with WAC 173-160 and DOE ESH&Q standards. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 238910, with a response deadline set for December 15, 2026.

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Vadose zone drilling and soil sampling services for DOE Hanford by experienced contractors.

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AgencyDepartment Of Energy
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Performs Direct Push soil displacement method drilling and soil sampling for prime contractors on DOE Hanford Field Office projects. Executes drilling and collection of soil samples from the vadose zone using Direct Push rigs and sampling tools. Maintains and decontaminates equipment per WAC 173-160 and DOE ESH&Q standards. Requires 10 years corporate experience in radiologically contaminated environments. Delivers completed boreholes and soil samples.

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