The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines a non-personnel services contract for environmental consulting at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia, focusing on compliance with various environmental regulations. The contractor will support the Directorate of Public Works' Compliance Branch by providing expertise in water quality management, stormwater regulations, and related environmental operations, ensuring adherence to laws such as the Clean Water Act and Georgia’s Environmental Protection standards. The contract spans one base year (from June 30, 2025, to July 1, 2026) with four potential one-year extensions, requiring on-site contractor personnel for tasks that include conducting assessments, inspections, and coordinating with government bodies for compliance reporting. Key personnel qualifications include a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in relevant scientific fields and significant experience managing Department of Defense environmental contracts. The document emphasizes maintaining a quality control program, regular training requirements for contractor staff, and adherence to stringent security protocols while also detailing the responsibilities of both the contractor and the government in managing environmental compliance. Additionally, it outlines permissible tasks, expected deliverables, and contractual obligations regarding equipment and facilities provided by the government. This structured approach ensures that Fort Eisenhower meets environmental regulatory requirements effectively and efficiently.