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Pursuant to Government Code 4526, the California Department of Conservation (the Department) is requesting Proposals from qualified firms for California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and/or the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) professional services where the California Geologic Energy Management Division (Cal GEM) acts as a lead or responsible agency under CEQA (Agreement). The professional services include preparing all types of CEQA documents, providing review and advice on the adequacy of CEQA documents prepared by others, as well as monitoring compliance when CalGEM is the lead agency and mitigation reporting is required.
During the term of the Agreement, the required services will be Task Order-based. The Firm will support the Department in carrying out the various Tasks, listed in Attachment D, Exhibit A, the Scope of Work (SOW). The Department may add additional tasks to the Scope of Work under the Agreement through future Task Orders subject to available funding and contract performance.
Proposals due by: September 20, 2024, at 5:00 PM
The Department’s Designated Point of Contact for communications concerning this RFQ shall be as follows:
Benjamin Brown
California Department of Conservation
715 P Street, MS 1807
Sacramento, CA 95814
Email: servicecontracts@conservation.ca.gov
CaleProcure Event ID: 32413
Event End Date: Friday, September 13, 2024, 3:00 PM PT
Pursuant to Government Code section 4526, the California State Lands Commission (Commission) announces its intention to hire a consultant to provide environmental services for the Offshore Oil and Gas Pipelines: Analysis of Impacts to Public Trust Resources and Values (APTR) (Project). The purpose of this Solicitation is to initiate the process by which the Commission will contract with a Firm, with the appropriate qualifications to assist in preparing an Analysis of Impacts to Public Trust Resources and Values (APTR), which is a comprehensive report analyzing the risks and benefits of oil production and transportation associated with the 11 Commission leases of offshore oil and gas pipelines.
Staff has been authorized by the Executive Officer and the Commission to solicit Request for Qualifications (RFQ) from consultant services, negotiate a fair and reasonable price, and award and execute agreements for the preparation of environmental documentation for the proposed APTR. The leases for offshore oil and gas pipelines under the Commission's jurisdiction are located offshore of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, and Orange Counties. No warranty is made, written, or implied as to the total value of, or work to be conducted, under this agreement.
Contact: CSLC.Solicitations@slc.ca.gov
Interested firms may obtain a copy of the solicitation package by downloading it from the California State Contracts Register (CaleProcure).
Introducing Technical Assistance Grants (TAG)!
The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) invites residents, non-profit organizations (501c3) and community advocates/organizations that serve those impacted by environmental issues to learn about the Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) program and its eligibility requirements. Environmental consultants are instrumental in this program, but only in collaboration with the affected community-based organization(s). The TAG program provides vulnerable communities an opportunity to actively participate in the oversight of environmental cleanup activities that affect them. The Program will provide grants ranging from $40,000-$150,000, to hire and direct an independent technical advisor who can assist in analyzing, interpreting, and communicating complex environmental information to residents living within a 5-mile radius of an active DTSC cleanup project.
The form should be completed including required attachments and emailed to hs-vendormaintenance@ucdavis.edu