Environmental Services for Coordinated Site Assessment Program

Overview

Environmental, Water & Energy

Portland, Oregon, United StatesPosted 13 days agoDeadline: May 28th, 2026

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SUMMARY

Portland seeks a consultant to deliver environmental services for its Coordinated Site Assessment Program, with a focus on diversity and equitable subcontracting.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must obtain a current City of Portland Tax Registration Number
Must be certified as an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
Must provide evidence of Workers' Compensation Insurance
Must comply with the City's Equal Benefits Program
Must have professionally licensed staff or subconsultant required for risk-based tank closure
Must have a registered geologist for groundwater contaminated sites
Must have staff certified for HUD level survey including AHERA and Lead Risk assessors
Must have Commercial Driver’s License with Hazardous Waste certification for Service Category IV
Must have a Certified Industrial Hygienist on staff for Service Category V

BUDGET

Verified

$7,180,000

CONTRACT DURATION

60 months

TIMELINE

Written proposals due: May 28th, 2026

Announcement of short list Proposers: June 2026

Interviews or additional review: June 2026

Selection committee recommendation: June/July 2026

Contract negotiation: July 2026

Notice to proceed: July/August 2026

QUESTION DEADLINE

May 21st, 2026

Issuing Agency

City Of Portland

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DESCRIPTION

The City of Portland, Oregon is seeking a qualified vendor to provide environmental services for its Coordinated Site Assessment Program. The selected consultant will be responsible for delivering services that comply with the City's values of diversity, equity, and economic opportunity.

The contract emphasizes the importance of supporting local consultants, particularly those owned by people of color and women, and the City expects proactive participation in subcontracting efforts to ensure equal opportunity. Consultants are expected to align with the City’s corporate responsibility initiatives while performing the required environmental assessments and related tasks.

Interested vendors must submit their questions regarding the RFP no later than May 8, 2026.

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