RFPs and RFQs
To have an RFP/RPQ posted on AEP, please contact Candace Bynder at membership@califaep.org
RFQ - RESD-PMDB 2025-18 - GEOLOGIC AND/OR CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR SITE INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION DESIGN FOR LEAKING PETROLEUM UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS CALIFORNIA STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD (STATE WATER BOARD) UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK CLEANUP FUND PROGRAM MULTIPLE SITES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - DGS PROJECT NUMBER 000000000016538
Submittal Deadline: Friday, March 27, at 5:00 P.M.
The California State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board), Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Program, provides funding through an Emergency, Abandoned and Recalcitrant (EAR) Account for regulatory agencies to abate emergency situations or to cleanup abandoned sites or recalcitrant sites that pose a threat to human health, safety, and the environment, as a result of a petroleum release from an underground storage tank. The State Water Board and the Regional Water Quality Control Boards, along with local agencies are authorized to use the EAR Account to initiate corrective action at petroleum underground storage tank sites, which have had an unauthorized release.
The State Water Board is seeking professional geologic/civil engineering services for site investigation and remediation design for leaking petroleum underground storage tank projects for multiple sites in Southern California.
The estimated duration of this contract will be approximately 5 years.
Interested firms may view the RFQ on the California eProcure website (California State Contracts Register – CSCR). Website link to the California eProcure website.
$2.5M in Grant Funding to California Community Organizations to Engage In the Cleanup Process of Contaminated Properties In Their Communities
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.
RFQ - UC Davis Medical Center New Vendor Information
The form should be completed including required attachments and emailed to hs-vendormaintenance@ucdavis.edu