Environmental Consulting Services For Multipurpose Brownfield (Annual Contract)

AI Summary

Columbus Consolidated Government seeks an environmental consultant for EPA Multipurpose Brownfield Grant assistance, including environmental assessment, site cleanup, and remedial planning. This is an RFP with electronic bidding, due August 21, 2026.

Opportunity details

Solicitation No.: 541230
Type / RFx: RFP
Status: Active
Level: local
Published Date: July 2, 2026
Due Date: August 21, 2026
NAICS Code: 541620 AI guide
Jurisdiction: Columbus Consolidated Government
State: Georgia
Agency: Columbus Consolidated Government

Description

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Scope of Work

The Consolidated Government of Columbus, Georgia (the City) is seeking a qualified environmental consultant to provide assistance with its United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Multipurpose Brownfield Grant. The environmental consultant will assist with the implementation of environmental assessment, site cleanup, remedial planning, and other components of the grant for which funding is secured.

Details

Bid Opening Date: 2026-08-21T17:00:00
Fiscal Year: 2026
Solicitation Number: RFP-27-0001-0-2026/CB
Bid Number: 27-0001
Bid Type: RFP - Request for Proposal
Document Distribution Method: Download
Document Distribution Notes: None
Distribution Options: Bid has no blueprints associated with it
Electronic Bidding: Yes
County: Muscogee County
Planholders: 16

Publications

Columbus Consolidated Govt Bid Opportunities
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Columbus Times
Georgia Procurement Registry
The Courier

Key dates

July 2, 2026Published
August 21, 2026Responses Due

AI classification tags

environmental consulting brownfield assessment site cleanup remedial planning environmental assessment government contracting

Frequently asked questions

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