Sandra Stargardt-Licis

F--Scientific, Technical and Regulatory Support for D

This contract involves providing scientific, technical, and regulatory support for the development and implementation of environmental criteria and standards related to ecological health, human health, and other environmental factors. It is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541620, indicating that only small businesses are eligible to compete for this opportunity. The contract is managed by the Cincinnati Acquisition Division, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, and aims to support the EPA's efforts in establishing and enforcing environmental standards. The solicitation was posted on October 24, 2025, with a response deadline of December 1, 2025, at 21:30 Eastern Time. Interested parties can find additional details and submit their responses through the designated portal. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Keith Pfeffer via email or phone. This contract emphasizes the need for specialized expertise in scientific and regulatory domains to advance environmental health standards.

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

F999

Natural Resources and Conservation Services

Posted Oct 24, 2025

SBA68HERC23R0326

Closed

Federal

R--Testing and Analytical Services for Regulation of

This contract involves providing testing and analytical services to support the regulation of motor vehicles, engines, fuels, and fuel additives. The solicitation, posted by the Cincinnati Acquisition Division of the EPA, is open for responses until November 15, 2024, and is designated under NAICS code 541330, which pertains to engineering services. The primary objective is to ensure compliance with environmental standards through specialized testing and analysis, aiding regulatory enforcement and policy development. The contract does not specify a set-aside category, indicating it may be open to all qualified vendors. The contract's performance location details are not specified, but the point of contact is Sandra Stargardt-Licis, reachable via email or phone, who can provide further information. Interested parties can access additional details and submit their responses through the provided link on SAM.gov. This opportunity is significant for organizations with expertise in environmental testing, analytical chemistry, and regulatory compliance related to motor vehicle emissions and fuel additives.

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

R425

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

Posted Nov 4, 2024

68HERC24R0158

Closed

Awarded

R--Scientific and Technical Support for the Engineeri

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

R425

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

68HERC21R0178

Awarded Nov 1, 2022

Awarded

R--TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR T

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

R425

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

68HERC20R0088

Awarded Dec 7, 2021

Awarded

R--Technical Support for National Aquatic Resource Su

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

R499

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

68HERC21R0002

Awarded Oct 1, 2021

Awarded

R--Wetlands Aquatic Resources Technical Support

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

R425

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

68HERC20R0041

Awarded Apr 23, 2021

Federal

F--Analysis of Conventional and Nonconventional Pollutants by Wet Chemistry Techniques

The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Water is seeking to establish a fixed-rate, indefinite quantity contract to provide analytical support services for the analysis of conventional and nonconventional pollutants using classical wet chemistry techniques. This contract will primarily support the development of industrial discharge regulations by analyzing samples from various industrial categories, including wastewater, sludge, sediment, soil, tissue, and pulp, among other solid and aqueous matrices. The data generated under this contract must meet rigorous method-specific quality control standards, as it will be critical for regulatory decision-making. Only the specified analytical methods outlined in the contract will be accepted, and data must be delivered in both hard copy and electronic formats. The contractor is expected to maintain a comprehensive laboratory quality management program, have appropriately equipped facilities, and employ personnel with advanced expertise in analytical chemistry and microbiological methods. This effort will be executed through a firm-fixed-price indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (FFP/IDIQ) contract, anticipated to span five years with multiple awards expected. One award will be specifically set aside for small businesses, while others will be open to both large and small business entities. The solicitation will be released online via the EPA’s website, with no printed copies available, and prospective bidders must download the relevant documents electronically. The solicitation was planned for release in mid-October 2007 and is managed by the Cincinnati Acquisition Division with direct contracting officer contact available for inquiries.

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541620

Environmental Consulting Services

PSC

Natural Resources and Conservation Services

Posted Sep 11, 2007

SBPPR-CI-07-11254

No deadline

Awarded

R--GENERAL STATISTICAL SUPPORT

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

PSC

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

PR-CI-04-10848

Awarded Jun 1, 2005

Federal

R--Technical Support for Developing and Approving WQS&C by Developing Technical Background Information and Formulating Options for Defining Policy

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water, specifically the Water Quality Standards Branch within the Office of Science and Technology, is seeking a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB) to provide technical support related to water quality standards. This contract involves compiling and reviewing policies, statutory and regulatory guidance, and agency practices concerning water quality standards. The contractor will facilitate policy discussions, develop briefings for agency personnel and public forums, and assist with the preparation of reports, analyses, and summaries vital to setting program priorities and implementation. Additionally, the contractor will offer support for public outreach through workshops, conferences, and training, and conduct technical, analytical, and economic reviews of data and studies prepared by the Office of Water. The contract is expected to begin in April 2006 as a performance-based, cost-plus-fixed-fee agreement, with a base period requiring approximately 3,450 labor hours and four optional one-year extensions, each also including 3,450 hours. The associated NAICS code is 541611 with a small business size standard of $6 million. Interested SDVOB firms are encouraged to monitor the EPA website for the formal Request for Proposal, anticipated to be released on July 11, 2005, under solicitation number PR-CI-05-10473. The contract officer, Sandy E Licis, can be contacted for further information.

Environmental Protection AgencyOH,

NAICS

541611

Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

PSC

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

Posted May 31, 2005

SDVOSBCPR-CI-05-10473

No deadline

Federal