Environmental Restoration Program Support, Fort Belvoir, VA

Auburn University seeks a qualified environmental consulting firm to provide comprehensive support to the Environmental Restoration Program at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The contract will be a firm‑fixed‑price services agreement covering installation restoration, military munitions response, and petroleum site remediation, with a base‑year period of 12 months and up to four optional 12‑month extensions. The contractor must field an on‑site Environmental Compliance Specialist (up to four days per week) and a Project Manager, handle RCRA/CERCLA compliance, produce groundwater models, manage GIS data, and provide NEPA review assistance. The work is performed under strict security, insurance, and small‑business subcontracting requirements, with monthly progress reporting and a rigorous quality‑control program. • Scope: environmental compliance, remediation planning, GIS, groundwater modeling, NEPA review, reporting, and coordination with Army, EPA, and Virginia regulators. • Duration: up to 5 years (1‑year base + up to four 1‑year options). • Requirements: U.S. citizen staff, HAZWOPER certification, NCIC Level III background checks, CAC issuance, extensive insurance (minimum $1 M per occurrence). • Evaluation: 50 % price, 50 % technical qualifications/past performance.