68HERH21D0002 Notice of Intent to Sole Source Bridgeview on SAM.gov

Posted Date: July 31, 2026 This notice of intention of a proposed non-competitive contract action is issued in accordance with the Revolutionary Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Overhaul Subpart 5.201, prepared in accordance with the requirements of Subpart 5.101(c). (1) Point of contact: John Liertz Contract Specialist 109 T.W. Alexander Drive RTP, NC 27711 Liertz.John@epa.gov Heather M. Adams Contracting Officer 1201 Constitution Ave NW Washington, DC 20004 Adams.Heather.M@epa.gov Procurement Office: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Finance and Administration (OFA), Office of Chief Procurement Officer (OCPO), Land, Enforcement, and Air Division (LEAD), Washington, DC 20460 (2) Set-asides : Not applicable (3) Codes for services or supplies . Product Service Code (PSC): B510 for Special Studies/Analysis-Environmental Assessment North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code: 541380 for Testing Laboratories and Services (4) Description : (i) The proposed non-competitive contract action is intended to be a sole source bridge extension for a maximum of 18 months and commensurate 2% ceiling increase in the estimated value of $581,089.25 to EPA's indefinite-delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract 68HERH21D0002 (and associated active Task Orders 68HERH21F0185, 68HERH21F0187, and 68HERH21F0188) beyond their current expiration date of September 1, 2026 to ensure continued support of EPA's on-site chemical analysis capabilities for emergency responses and mission critical ongoing maintenance of the PHILIS labs and instrumentation as the Agency completes the competitive PHILIS follow-on. Critical services under 68HERH21D0002 that must continue include the support of the Environmental Response Team and CBRN Division (ERT-CBRN) Portable High Throughput Integrated Laboratory Identification Systems (PHILIS) laboratory systems which provides multidisciplinary technical expertise to the Superfund program including homeland security activities and emergency response. The primary function of ERT-CBRND is to provide expert scientific engineering and technical support for: Execution of the Agency's Primary Mission Essential Function to respond to environmental and health threats: Prevent, limit mitigate or contain chemical, oil, radiological, biological and/or natural or man-made disasters in designated zones of the United States, and provide environmental monitoring, assessment, and reporting in support of overall domestic incident management. Providing timely and effective remote and direct field support at contaminated sites (e.g., remedial, removal, and federal facilities). Managing operation of deployable national assets and fixed/mobile laboratories, providing analytical support and developing new methods for environmental sampling and testing. ERT-CBRN owns and operates portable, mobile labs, referred to as the PHILIS program that provides onsite analytical support for chemical contaminants that can be used to inform t…