T22-127-01

The City of Tempe issued a request for proposal (RFP) for industrial hygiene consulting services. The contract was awarded to Dominion Environmental Consultants, Inc. The scope of work includes providing industrial hygiene consulting services to the City of Tempe. The contract has a term of 4 years, with the option to renew. The City of Tempe is committed to sustainable practices and has developed a Sustainable Procurement Policy to reflect these practices in contract award decisions. The vendor is required to comply with the City's sustainability guidelines and provide information on their sustainable practices. Some key points of the contract include: • The City of Tempe is seeking industrial hygiene consulting services to support its operations. • The contract has a term of 4 years, with the option to renew. • The vendor is required to provide industrial hygiene consulting services, including site monitoring, bulk sampling, and IAQ assessment. • The City of Tempe is committed to sustainable practices and has developed a Sustainable Procurement Policy to reflect these practices in contract award decisions. • The vendor is required to comply with the City's sustainability guidelines and provide information on their sustainable practices. • The contract includes a pricing section, which outlines the costs associated with the services provided. • The City of Tempe reserves the right to terminate the contract if funds are not allocated or available for the continued use or purchase of services. Some benefits of this contract include: • The City of Tempe will receive industrial hygiene consulting services to support its operations. • The vendor will have the opportunity to provide services to the City of Tempe and support its commitment to sustainable practices. • The contract includes a pricing section, which outlines the costs associated with the services provided, providing transparency and clarity for both parties. Some drawbacks of this contract include: • The contract has a term of 4 years, which may be a long-term commitment for the vendor. • The City of Tempe reserves the right to terminate the contract if funds are not allocated or available for the continued use or purchase of services, which may be a risk for the vendor.