of Services and Statement of Proposals (RFP) with itemized cost estimates for Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP) administration/project management and oversight of environmental remediation of the property located at 20 Station Road, Brookfield, in an effort to facilitate its redevelopment.supporting documents:
provide property environmental assessment and site inspection services to determine the environmental and structural conditions of the land and building remains..BackgroundThe Town is soliciting proposals from qualified firms for professional environmental engineering services, under the direction of a Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP), to conduct environmental assessment and investigation of the Town owned Hidden Treasures property on West
The Town is seeking proposals from firms so it may select a Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP), who will work with town staff, the EPA, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), other stakeholders, and the community in overseeing this cleanup project and managing this grant. shopping_cart Solicitation Items No solicitation items available Start Date :November 17, 2022 06:15:00 AM EST End Date : December 19, 2022
The firm of the professional structural engineer may be asked to collaborate with a Testing and Materials Contractor for any destructive testing required, and a Land Surveyor and/or a Licensed Environmental Professional on site mapping. Documents REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES The Department of Administrative Services - Business Network. Review our Privacy Policy Need to contact us?
The intent of this Invitation to Bid is to solicit bid proposals from firms so it may select a Licensed Environmental Professional to work with City Staff, the EPA and other stakeholders in overseeing the cleanup project.
The City’s Engineering Department will be designing the parking lot, but a Connecticut Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP) is needed to perform the necessary assessment work and develop a Remedial Action Plan (RAP) that guides the final site plan and reflects the intended use as a paved municipal parking lot.
