Stormwater Services

2026-11-03

** This is not a Solicitation ; please see the PWS ** USACE Philadelphia District is seeking capable small businesses for stormwater sampling in accordance with the PWS attached . The 99th Readiness Division ( RD ) Directorate of Public Works ( DPW ) requires professional services and technical support to complete stormwater sampling and monitoring at one ( 1 ) facility in Maryland , two ( 2 ) facilities in Massachusetts , one ( 1 ) facility in New Hampshire , four ( 4 ) facilities in New York , and one ( 1 ) facility in Pennsylvania . The 99th RD does not have staffing or in - house subject matter expertise required to ensure compliance with State mandated permit requirements . BACKGROUNDThe 99th RD DPW Environmental Division provides regional environmental support for facilities located in thirteen ( 13 ) states along the east coast that comprise the 99th RD ’ s Area of Responsibility ( AOR ). The 99th RD has an environmental support team at headquarters , located at Joint Base McGuire - Dix - Lakehurst ( JBMDL ), NJ , and Regional Environmental Protection Specialists ( REPS ) located throughout the AOR who serve as the Point of Contact ( POC ) at each facility . The 99th RD has one ( 1 ) facility in Maryland under the Maryland Department of the Environment ( MDE ) General Permit for Discharges from Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activities . The facility is currently inactive , because industrial activity is not occurring , but the sampling required under the permit is conducted in case industrial activities resume at the facility in the future . This permit requires a comprehensive sampling program which includes analytical stormwater sampling , monitoring , and associated reporting to MDE . The 99th RD has two ( 2 ) facilities in Massachusetts and one ( 1 ) facility in New Hampshire under the Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) Multi Sector General Permit for Discharges of Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activities ( MSGP ). This permit requires the 99th to conduct a comprehensive sampling program which includes analytical stormwater sampling , monitoring , and associated reporting to EPA . The 99th RD has four ( 4 ) facilities in New York regulated under the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation ’ s ( NYSDEC ) Multi - Sector General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activity ( MSGP ). The MSGP requires the 99th RD to conduct a comprehensive sampling program which includes analytical stormwater sampling , monitoring and associated reporting to NYSDEC . The 99th RD has one ( 1 ) facility in Pennsylvania under the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Projection ( PADEP ) General Permit for Discharges of Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activities ( PAG - 03 ). This permit requires the 99th to conduct a comprehensive sampling program which includes analytical stormwater sampling , monitoring , and associated reporting to PADEP . The option to use representative outfalls is available for some facilities and that information is noted in tables 3 . 1 - 3 . 5 . If there are two ( 2 ) or more regulated outfalls at a facility that produce almost identical discharges based on the type of industrial activities occurring within the drainage area , the contractor may test from what is considered the , “ worst case ,” outfall and use the results as representative data for the almost identical outfalls . The contractor shall verify this prior to conducting monitoring .

Pennsylvania

2026-05-09