IDIQ Contract for Architect-Engineer Services for Compliance with Air Emission Regulations, EPCRA Regulations, Greenhouse Gas & All Other Environmental Media Regulations

Air Quality and Clean Air Act (CAA) Compliance. Technical activities and analyses in support of requirements to comply with Navy and Marine Corps guidance and Host Nation, federal, state, and local air quality rules and regulations. Activities include: writing air permit applications including applications for Title V permits and applications for revisions and renewals for Title V permits; evaluating permit strategies; assisting Installation personnel in negotiating permit conditions; developing and characterizing facility air emissions inventories; identifying all applicable and relevant regulations for each affected source, conducting Clean Air Act (CAA) compliance assessments and pollution prevention strategies; determining compliance status; evaluating record-keeping and reporting procedures; quantifying air emissions by implementing air models and using approved emission factors; testing of emissions from emission sources/performing stack sampling and analysis; installation of air pollution control equipment and incidental construction; preparing implementation plans; developing a quick reference guide for all activities required to maintain and assure compliance with permit conditions or the Installation’s air quality program; analyzing pollution control technologies; conducting cost and feasibility studies; performing New Source Review, Prevention of Significant Deterioration, risk management planning, and General Conformity Analysis and Determinations; performing air toxics emissions inventories, health risk assessments, public notifications, and developing risk reduction audits and plans; developing compliance strategies and documents for compliance with the federal Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions and the California Accidental Release Prevention program (or equivalent programs for other states); developing compliance plans and reports for establishing compliance with existing and emergent National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant Standards (NESHAPs) (e.g., shipbuilding and ship repair, aerospace vehicles or components, and Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine); ozone depleting substance survey and phase-out; providing support in planning for and demonstrating compliance with California Diesel Air Toxic Control Measures, California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, and Defense Land Systems and Miscellaneous Equipment Military Achievable Control Technology standards; conducting vapor integrity testing at on-base gasoline stations; providing training support; conducting audits; and developing compliance plans.

Architectural, Demolition.