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Vehicle Recompete: Bpa 68HE0324A0001

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This contract, identified as BPA Vehicle 68HE0324A0001, is a remedial technical assistance contract with the Environmental Protection Agency through the Region 3 Contracting Office. It has an ordering period that extends until June 30, 2027, and a total ceiling value of approximately $1.9 million. Currently, there are no active task orders valued at zero, but historically, significant task orders under this contract have been awarded primarily to Bluestone Environmental Group, Inc., with notable projects including the FISCHER & PORTER OU01 site valued at over $678,000, and smaller task orders involving remediation at the Palmerton Zinc Pile Superfund site, Hellertown, and Mill Creek Dump, ranging from about $36,700 to $62,200. The contract is classified as a full recompete, indicating a competitive bidding process to continue providing remedial technical assistance. It falls under the NAICS code 541620, which covers environmental consulting services. The point of contact for several task orders is Josh Crooks, suggesting coordination primarily through his office. While specific details about the location and set-aside status are unavailable, the contract is managed by the EPA's Region 3 office and is noted as a pre-forecast opportunity with a planned posting date at the end of 2025, signaling upcoming possibilities for contractors interested in environmental remediation work.

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Remedial technical assistance contract with EPA Region 3, $1.9M ceiling, expires June 2027.

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Environmental Protection Agency → Region 3 Contracting OfficeView Agency

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyEnvironmental Protection Agency → Region 3 Contracting Office
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Bpa vehicle 68HE0324A0001 ordering period ends 2027-06-30T00:00:00.000Z. 0 active task orders valued at $0.
Remedial technical assistance contract IDV Ceiling: $1,924,812 Contracting Office: Region 3 Contracting Office Agencies: Environmental Protection Agency Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 75/100)
Top task orders by value: - FISCHER & PORTER (0308) OU01 $678,099.83 CONTRACT: REMEDIAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT (RTAC), POC: JOSH CROOKS 215-814-2386 ($678,099.83) - BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP, INC. - BPA CALL ORDER #7 - PALMERTON ZINC PILE SUPERFUND SITE BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP INC. REMEDIAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT (RTAC) ($62,244.45) - BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP, INC. - BPA CALL ORDER #6 HELLERTOWN BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP INC. REMEDIAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT (RTAC) ($57,743.65) - BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP, INC. - MILL CREEK DUMP (0360) OU00 REMEDIAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT (RTAC) POC: JOSH CROOKS 215-814-2386 ($36,711.7) - BLUESTONE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP, INC.

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