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Environmental regulatory and planning services

ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORY & PLANNING SERVICES FY24 INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONTRACT, Solicitation 48522, issued by City of Norfolk.

At a glance

Norfolk's Department of Public Works seeks an engineering firm for ongoing environmental compliance and planning support. Services include regulatory assistance, Chesapeake Bay compliance, stormwater management, permit support, and design work on an as-needed basis under an annual renewable contract.

Key facts

Issuing agency
City of Norfolk
Solicitation number
48522
Type
purchase
Posted
May 26, 2023
Response deadline
Jun 20, 2023, 4:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
City of Norfolk, VA

Official description

Solicitation #23089. Issued by Public Works. The City of Norfolk (the “City”) Department of Public Works is seeking proposals from qualified professional engineering firms to provide services on an as-required basis. The City intends to enter into an annual, renewable agreement with the firm selected to provide these services. The City will provide a scope of services for each specific request for engineering services required under the Agreement. A request for services may include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following: Development of plans for various regulatory requirements Review of legislative changes and assistance negotiating requirements Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load compliance assistance Local Total Maximum Daily Load compliance assistance Municipal Separate Storm Water (MS4) Permit compliance assistance Virginia Pollution Detection Elimination System (VPDES) Industrial Permit compliance assistance Storm Water regulatory audit and inspection assistance Design water quality projects Development of watershed master plans Development of monitoring plans for biological, physical, and chemical indicators Development of storm water system inventories and retrofit plans Database development GIS data development and analysis Grant writing assistance

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