Compliance and Environmental Program Studies and Support Sample Clauses

Compliance and Environmental Program Studies and Support. Aspects of this work may require on-site Contractor support. Types of work may include, but are not limited to: providing support for multimedia environmental/health and/or safety compliance assessment surveys and reports (civil and military); sample collection and analysis (lead-based paint, asbestos, PCBs, air, water, wastewater, soil, sediment, etc.); support the installation in the development of required regulatory documents (permit applications, storm water pollution prevention plans, air emission inventories, etc.); provide pesticide, asbestos, and POL management; air program support (including air emissions inventory assessments, permit writing, pollution prevention assessments, etc.); perform wastewater treatment surveys and assist with the preparation of NPDES discharge permit applications; analyze and recommend surface water quality models; and assist with the update of operations manuals. As part of Compliance Program support, the Contractor will support all aspects of Hazardous Waste/Materials and Solid Waste Management including, but not limited to: management and inventory of hazardous wastes and materials; associated reporting; hands on waste packaging, handling, and temporary management of certain wastes and materials; recycling of waste and materials; and developing comprehensive recycling programs. Finally, the Contractor may be tasked to provide support in preparing permits, plans and license applications for the installation of landfills, and the Contractor may be tasked to assist in the development of Landfill Closure Plans. The Contractor may also be required to provide support for environmental programs, to include but not limited to, program management, analyses, strategic planning, coordination, data and financial management/analyses, financial assistance/management support services and deliverables in support of environmental liability audit readiness assertion, metrics development and tracking, organizational change management, scheduling, execution, program requirements development and oversight support. The Contractor may be tasked to provide the full range of support and deliverables for environmental program mission areas. Depending on specific TOs, the Contractor may be required to provide technical support to update, revise, or generate compliance assessment protocol manuals based on the current Federal/State laws and regulations. As part of compliance support, the Contractor may be required to train installation personnel...
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