Environmental Engineering Services for Hurricane Helene

The Department of Environmental Quality is seeking environmental engineering services for the removal, assessment, and remediation of hazardous materials caused by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. The selected contractor will provide technical services, including site-specific work plans, hydrogeologic and contaminant assessments, and mitigation plans. The contractor must be properly licensed to practice engineering and geology in the state of North Carolina. The project is estimated to be $1,000,000.00 for five years, with an option to extend for up to one two-year period. Key aspects of the project include: • Site-specific work plans and technical proposals • Hydrogeologic and contaminant assessments • Mitigation plans and design drawings • Construction administration and oversight • Health and safety planning • Permit applications and compliance The contractor will be selected based on factors such as specialized expertise, past performance, and proposed design approach.