DOEE awards $1M contract to Stormwater Maintenance for infrastructure upkeep
March 04, 2025 | Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
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The District of Columbia is set to enhance its environmental infrastructure with the recent awarding of a significant contract to Stormwater Maintenance, LLC. This contract, designated as CW108950, focuses on the maintenance of over 3,000 Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) assets across the city, ensuring they remain effective in managing stormwater as outlined in the 2020 Stormwater Management Guidebook.
The Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) has engaged Stormwater Maintenance, LLC to conduct assessments and routine restorative and reconstructive maintenance on these vital assets. The contractor will provide detailed maintenance reports that track activities performed, staff hours billed, and materials used, which will be crucial for transparency and accountability in the management of these environmental resources.
The selection of Stormwater Maintenance, LLC was made through a cooperative agreement procurement method, in collaboration with Howard County, Maryland. This approach not only streamlines the procurement process but also leverages shared resources for enhanced efficiency. Notably, there were no protests regarding the contract award, indicating a smooth selection process.
Stormwater Maintenance, LLC brings over 22 years of experience in the field, boasting a diverse team of experts and a strong track record in stormwater infrastructure services. As a Women Owned Business Enterprise (DBE/WBE), the company has established itself as a leader in the industry, with an average performance rating of 4.25 out of 5 in the District’s Contractor Performance Evaluation System.
This contract is expected to have significant implications for the District’s environmental management efforts, particularly in improving water quality and reducing urban flooding. By maintaining these GSI assets, the city aims to enhance its resilience against climate change impacts while promoting sustainable urban development.
As the contract progresses, the community can anticipate improved stormwater management practices that not only protect local waterways but also contribute to the overall health of the urban ecosystem. The successful execution of this contract will be closely monitored, with future evaluations likely influencing similar initiatives across the District.
The Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) has engaged Stormwater Maintenance, LLC to conduct assessments and routine restorative and reconstructive maintenance on these vital assets. The contractor will provide detailed maintenance reports that track activities performed, staff hours billed, and materials used, which will be crucial for transparency and accountability in the management of these environmental resources.
The selection of Stormwater Maintenance, LLC was made through a cooperative agreement procurement method, in collaboration with Howard County, Maryland. This approach not only streamlines the procurement process but also leverages shared resources for enhanced efficiency. Notably, there were no protests regarding the contract award, indicating a smooth selection process.
Stormwater Maintenance, LLC brings over 22 years of experience in the field, boasting a diverse team of experts and a strong track record in stormwater infrastructure services. As a Women Owned Business Enterprise (DBE/WBE), the company has established itself as a leader in the industry, with an average performance rating of 4.25 out of 5 in the District’s Contractor Performance Evaluation System.
This contract is expected to have significant implications for the District’s environmental management efforts, particularly in improving water quality and reducing urban flooding. By maintaining these GSI assets, the city aims to enhance its resilience against climate change impacts while promoting sustainable urban development.
As the contract progresses, the community can anticipate improved stormwater management practices that not only protect local waterways but also contribute to the overall health of the urban ecosystem. The successful execution of this contract will be closely monitored, with future evaluations likely influencing similar initiatives across the District.
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