Contracting with the TCEQ to Do Remediation
Programs that use contractors to clean up environmental contamination. Types of contracts available. Funding sources. How to become a contractor. Related rules.
The TCEQ procures and oversees independent contractor services to
perform corrective action at a variety of waste sites. Corrective
action includes emergency abatement; site investigation;
monitoring; remedial action plan (RAP) development; site
remediation; system design and installation; and operation and
maintenance.
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How to Become a Remediation Contractor
TCEQ procures remediation contractors through a response to request for qualifications (RFQ) and request for proposal (RFP) packages. The bidder submits a statement of qualifications (SOQ) and a sealed bid. The contract is awarded to qualified proposers whose bid reflects the best value for the state of Texas.
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What Does a Remediation Contractor Do?
The TCEQ procures and oversees independent contractor services to perform corrective action at a variety of waste sites. Corrective action includes emergency abatement, site investigation, monitoring, remedial action plan (RAP) development, site remediation, system design and installation, and operation and maintenance.
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TCEQ Programs That Use Remediation Contractors
The TCEQ procures and oversees independent contractor services to perform corrective action at a variety of waste sites. These include Superfund Cleanup program, Voluntary Cleanup/Brownfields and State-Lead Remediation.
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The Funding Sources for Remediation Contracting
Remediation contracts are financed through a variety of funds including the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund, the Leaking Underground Storage Tank Fund, Superfund Cooperative Agreements and the Hazardous and Solid Waste Remediation Fee Account.
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The Legal Authority for the Remediation Contracting Program
The Remediation Contracting Program is authorized to procure contracts for the purposes of investigation, assessment, and cleanup activities at remediation sites under a variety of state mandates and federal laws.
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