The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is soliciting proposals from qualified environmental consulting firms to perform a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) at the 5-7 Colrain Rd. Greenfield site. The assessment should be conducted in accordance with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP) and CERCLA to characterize site conditions associated with the release of oil and/or other hazardous materials. The selected vendor will be responsible for performing the ESA, including records review, site reconnaissance, preliminary site characterization, structure-related investigation, geophysical survey, erosion assessment, and subsurface investigation. The vendor will also be required to prepare a Phase I Site Investigation Report and provide electronic deliverables, including all data in tabular format and GIS-compatible format.
• The site is a former local transportation department salt storage facility, bordered by a creek on two sides, with an abandoned structure potentially used as a gasoline service station and/or vehicle repair shop.
• The vendor should have experience with environmental site assessments and knowledge of applicable state and federal regulations.
• The proposal should include a cover letter, project understanding and approach, qualifications and experience, regulatory experience, proposed schedule, cost proposal, and references.
• The evaluation criteria include project understanding and technical approach, qualifications and relevant experience, demonstrated knowledge of applicable regulations, proposed schedule, cost proposal, references, and DEI vendor.
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