Brownfields-QEP - Qualified Environmental Professional

The Phase 2 Assessment identified asbestos in about: 300 square feet (SF) of texture (on non-detect drywall), 2,000 SF of roofing tar, 120 SF of cementitious roof edge material, 13,500 SF of plaster material on the concrete silos, 768 SF plaster material on warehouse seams, and 800 SF of exterior black tar.  
The Phase 2 stated that there are other areas that may include asbestos-containing materials (ACM) that were inaccessible or would require selective demolition to identify (i.e., behind covered walls or ceilings, inside areas of ductwork or mechanical equipment) or within inaccessible areas (e.g., the flooded basement area). It also stated that the office south of the silo contains a significant amount of pigeon feces which must be removed and disinfected before the ACM can be removed in accordance with CDPHE Regulation 8.
The purpose of this competitive Request for Proposals is to engage a qualified environmental professional (QEP) to finalize and oversee the ABCA and cleanup plan and dispose of media in accordance with state and federal law.  
Contaminated media includes ACM in concentrations greater than 1%. The QEP will help the Town select and manage a General Abatement Contractor (GAC), in accordance with CDPHE Regulation 8. A qualified Project Manager will oversee the GAC to ensure regulations are followed and to conduct full visual inspections of asbestos abatement work areas.  Following visual inspection, clearance testing will be conducted by a CDPHE certified Air Monitoring company so that the work area can be deemed clean. Third-party oversight will be provided during the abatement activities to conduct air sampling and clearance sampling by a State of Colorado Project Manager, per qualifications in Regulation 8, Part B. All ACM will be properly disposed of at a licensed landfill facility approved to accept such waste. Clearance samples will be analyzed per the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) #7400 requirements and must show less than 0.01 fiber per cubic centimeter (fivers.cc) of asbestos in work area air. Prior to removal of the ACM, the pigeon guano in the office will be cleaned and disinfected.
Assessment documents, maps, and other information are available to assist with proposal preparation.  The documents may be obtained at https://www.kerseygov.com/departments/planning_department/brownfield_grant/information_repository/index.php or by contacting Town Planner Danna Ortiz at Dortiz@KerseyGov.com.