Opportunities · Arkansas

Pine Bluff Arsenal Testing, Lab and Engineering Services

Dept of the Army · White Hall, Arkansas · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation

AgencyDept of the Army
Place of performanceWhite Hall, Arkansas
CategoryEnvironmental consulting
Notice typeCombined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-asideSBA
PostedOct 30, 2026
Response dueNov 12, 2026
Solicitation no.W519TC27QA031
02From the notice
The services provided include surface water, sediment, and fish tissue sampling in streams and large river systems, as well as ambient sediment toxicity testing to determine the effectiveness of corrective measures. Acute and chronic whole effluent toxicity testing is conducted for four NPDES permitted outfalls, with the capability to perform Toxicity Identification Evaluation and Toxicity Reduction Evaluation if needed. Additionally, statistical analysis is compiled and conducted for three RCRA Detection monitoring groundwater assessment reports (covering three regulated units) and twelve RCRA Corrective Action Closure sites annually. Maintenance and updating of the PBA-specific Geographic Information System database is also included. The services encompass preparing industrial stormwater…

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03Market history

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