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Nov 9, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Design, printing, processing, imaging, and mailing of waste-hauler decal stickers, cab cards, and driver’s checklist inserts.
Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Work includes abandoned mine reclamation project involving grading (21,200 CY), backfilling mine openings (870 CY), bat gate installation (40 LF), and seeding (12 acres); 167 SY of implementation of the erosion and sediment pollution control plan - rock construction entrance - geotextile installation; 2 TON of implementation of the erosion and sediment pollution control plan - rock construction entrance - aashto no. 1 aggregate; access roads - access road a; 11 AC of clearing and grubbing - clearing and grubbing; 21,200 CY of grading; 10 TON of backfilling mine openings - r-4 rock; 12 AC of seeding.
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Oct 30, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is soliciting construction services for the AMR, N Liberty S project across multiple counties. The work includes erosion and sediment controls, a dewatering impoundment, clearing and grubbing, brush barrier installation, grading, and grass seeding. The project has a 180-calendar-day term, and bids are due December 3, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
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Dauphin
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400 Market St
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17101
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This contract outlines an agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Protection, and Morgan's Excavating, LLC for an Abandoned Mine Reclamation Project in Bedford County. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary labor, services, materials, and equipment. The project has a total contract amount of $4,788,846.96, detailed in a schedule of unit prices. Work is expected to be completed within 730 calendar days after the official start date, which is triggered by a Notice to Proceed. The contract includes provisions for liquidated damages, required bonds, a one-year defect warranty, and adherence to various state regulations and general conditions.
This document is a Final Change Order (No. 1) issued on September 8, 2026, by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to DL Earthworks, LLC. for two Abandoned Mine Reclamation Projects (Contract Nos. OSM 17(3982)101.1 and OSM 17(3982)102.1). The change order details adjustments to quantities of various work items and includes extra work, resulting in a net decrease of $165,499.60 from the original contract amount of $176,783.60, making the final contract amount $11,284.00. The change order became effective upon signing by both parties in September 2026, with all other original contract terms remaining unchanged.
This contract formalizes an agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Protection, and Swisher Contracting, Inc. for bond forfeiture reclamation work on the BLACKCATCOAL LLC 219 OPERATION AND 219 SOUTH OPERATION in BLOOM TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. The contractor is responsible for performing all necessary labor, services, and materials. The work is set to begin within 30 days of a Notice to Proceed and must be completed within 930 calendar days thereafter. The total compensation for the contractor under this agreement is $254,160.00.
This contract (OOGM FS25-7) is an agreement between Plants and Goodwin, Inc. (Contractor) and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Protection, for the cleaning and plugging of four orphan gas wells in McKean County, Pennsylvania. The total contract amount is $430,489.80, itemized through a schedule of unit prices. Work is scheduled to commence within ten calendar days after the Notice to Proceed and must be completed within 365 calendar days from the official starting date. The agreement includes provisions for liquidated damages, a one-year warranty, and incorporates general conditions and bid documents.
This Task Agreement formally engages D'APPOLONIA, ENGINEERING DIVISION OF GROUND TECHNOLOGY, INC. to provide professional design services for the Kimber Mountain NW project to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The services, performed under a pre-existing master agreement, have a maximum cost of $159,720.04, with funding allocated across the 2023 and 2024 fiscal years.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
The Board discussed public concerns regarding incinerators in Chester County and the need for increased transparency and stakeholder engagement. The meeting included the reelection of the Board Chair and updates from the Office of Environmental Justice regarding proactive community engagement. A presentation from the Governor's Office covered the rapid development of data centers, the implementation of GRID standards, and the creation of a permit tracking tool. Additionally, the Board deliberated on subcommittee work involving illegal dumping and cumulative impacts, and reviewed initiatives to improve the accessibility and feedback mechanisms for DEP grants in environmental justice areas.
The Commission reviewed the Treasurer's report regarding the Operating and Surcharge Funds and received status updates on the Clive and WCS radioactive waste disposal facilities, noting their continued reliability and capacity. The meeting included a review of waste disposal data and trends within the compact for 2024. Key business items involved the results of the annual financial audit, an evaluation of the costs and benefits of in-house financial statement preparation, the election of new officers, and the approval of the revised budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year and the proposed budget for 2026-27. Additionally, the Commission received an informational presentation from Constellation Energy regarding its life-cycle management of radioactive waste.
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The committee discussed a proposed 27 percent increase in laboratory accreditation fees. Two recommendations to the DEP Secretary were reviewed and approved regarding laboratory reporting practices: one concerning the requirement to report quantitation limits, and another proposing revisions to one-hour reporting requirements for drinking water results to permit next-business-day written reporting for non-acute health risks. Additionally, the committee introduced a new member and discussed tentative scheduling for future meetings.
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