GW Occupant Health and Indoor Environmental Quality Assessment for Science & Engineering Hall

The George Washington University is seeking a qualified firm to perform an Occupant Health and Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Assessment for the Science & Engineering Hall. The scope includes evaluating indoor air quality, identifying potential health hazards, and providing recommendations to improve environmental conditions within the building. This effort supports the university’s commitment to safe, healthy learning environments and may involve on‑site measurements, data analysis, and a comprehensive final report. • Conduct indoor air quality sampling and analysis across the Science & Engineering Hall. • Assess occupant health risks associated with identified contaminants or IAQ issues. • Provide feasibility studies and actionable recommendations for remediation or improvement. • Deliver a detailed final report meeting university and regulatory standards. • May include air quality monitoring services and ongoing consulting as needed.