NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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World Trade Center complex is nearing completion, the remaining unoccupied buildings
identified as potentially contaminated must be rid of debris. As local residents are concerned that
apartments may contain debris from the attacks, it has been deemed necessary to establish .a Call
Center to provide residents and residential building owners a means of obtaining a professional
contractor for testing and possible clean-up. EPA determined that an expedited clean-up of
buildings containing debris (including the unoccupied buildings at 125 Cedar Street) is in the
public interest and necessary to ensure that the air quality of the affected area is as pure as
possible.
Procurement: DEP’s Bureau of Environmental Compliance identified six contractors able to
perform the scope of work required for the emergency air monitoring at 125 Cedar Street. The
bidder list is as follows:
Airteck Environmental Corp.
Ambient Group, Inc.
ATC Associates, Inc.
Athenica Environmental Services, Inc.
Hillman Group, Inc.
Kam Consultants
On August 22, 2002, the solicitation documents were provided to the six firms. Two bids were
received at the September 6, 2002 bid opening. The low bid, $190,493.10, was submitted by
ATC Associates, Inc.(“ATC”). ATC received one of the contracts for the indoor air monitoring
program for buildings in the vicinity of the World Trade Center site and Bureau staff believed
that it could perform the work under both contracts.
A review of the Vendex database shows no cautions for ATC.
If you require any additional information I may be reached at (718) 595-3225.
Very ti yours.
Carol E. Fenves
Acting Agency Chief Contracting Officer
cc: Tweedy, Hoffer, Fenves, Schiano, Avaltroni, Gilstenan, Smyth , Singleton
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