Description
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is issuing an RFP for “Remediation Laboratory Services” to support the full life‑cycle of contaminated‑site work across the state. Qualified vendors will be expected to provide competitive proposals to conduct preliminary assessments, remedial investigations, feasibility studies, remedial design, remedial actions, and ongoing site monitoring for multiple sites. The contract will run for five years (April 1 2027 – March 31 2032) and includes requirements for quality‑system compliance (NELAP), chain‑of‑custody procedures, LIMS capabilities, data security, and the ability to handle a high sample throughput. Vendors must be registered Kansas bidders, submit technical and cost proposals by Dec 8 2026, and may be required to appear before a Procurement Negotiation Committee.
• Scope: Preliminary assessments, investigations, feasibility, design, remediation, and monitoring of contaminated sites in Kansas.
• Deliverables: Analytical data packages (summary & full), QA/QC documentation, chain‑of‑custody records, LIMS reports, and periodic performance‑evaluation samples.
• Required certifications: State‑approved laboratory certification, NELAP compliance, tax clearance, IRCA, anti‑boycott, and telecom equipment restrictions.
• Contract value: Multi‑year (5‑year) state contract; anticipated total spend in the low‑to‑mid‑millions.
• Submission: Technical proposal, cost sheet, certifications, and required forms submitted electronically to [email protected] by 2 PM CST, Dec 8 2026.