XL EagleEPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
EPA stands for Environmental Protection Agency. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is the independent federal agency that writes and enforces environmental rules on air, water, waste, and chemicals.
EPA contracts for hazardous site cleanup, emergency response, lab analysis, technical support, and facility services. It also gives grants to states and cities for water and cleanup projects.
Why it matters to a small contractor
Environmental firms, labs, hauling companies, and heavy equipment operators can find EPA work, often as subcontractors on cleanup contracts. Training like HAZWOPER and proper disposal permits are usually required. EPA grants to local governments also create local bids.
Example
A hauling company with hazardous waste permits subcontracts on an EPA-funded cleanup to transport contaminated soil to a licensed disposal site.
EPA: common questions
What does EPA contract for?
Cleanup and emergency response, lab testing, research, and technical support are common. Its regional offices handle many local contracts.
Do I need special training for EPA cleanup work?
Hazardous site work usually requires OSHA HAZWOPER training and proper licenses for handling and disposal. Check the solicitation's requirements.
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