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Waste removal from Sauvage Bayou
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This contract involves the removal and remediation of waste found in the Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refuge in New Orleans to prevent the spread of invasive APHIS-regulated plant pests and pathogens that could affect the surrounding environment and agriculture. The waste includes materials regulated by APHIS or those commingled with regulated items, requiring disposal through deep burial at a landfill. Since the entry site to the dump is on private property currently leased temporarily by APHIS, the contractor must assume the lease for the duration of the cleanup. The solicitation, identified by number 12639526Q0091, was posted on May 13, 2026, with a response deadline of May 22, 2026. It is a total small business set-aside contract under NAICS code 238910, managed by the Department of Agriculture’s office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Amendments to the solicitation have extended the closing date and updated wage rates. The work will be performed in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the primary point of contact for the contract is Jim Roloff, reachable via email and phone.
General Info
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Place of Performance
New Orleans, LA, 70129, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
Organization & Contact Information
Full Description
Waste was found in the Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refuge in New Orleans, which requires removal and remediation to prevent the entry and spread of potential invasive APHIS-regulated plant pests and pathogens into the surrounding environment and agriculture. Waste on site that is regulated by APHIS or commingled with APHIS-regulated material requires deep burial at a landfill. The entry spot to the dump site is private property and the company contracted to remove the waste would need to take over lease of this land throughout the cleanup process. Currently, APHIS holds a temporary lease of the property.
List of site visit attendees posted below.
Amendment 1 is posted below. It extends the closing date for quotes.
Amendment 2 is posted below. It incorporates revised wage rates, also posted below.
Amendment 3 below extends the closing date. Also posted here are RFIs and responses.
