Specifications include, but are not limited to: The City is seeking proposals from qualified firms to perform, design, and implement a community-driven environmental monitoring study centered around the Church St. Waste Transfer Station. The goal of the study is to collect air quality data and provide that data to residents in understandable and meaningful formats in order to empower residents to better understand what contaminants may be present in the Target Area. Proposals for the Environmental Study must include the following components, and any proposal that does not include the items below will be considered incomplete. 1. Description of the three (3) to six (6) month study to deploy and maintain air quality monitoring within and around the Target Area 2. Cost of study set up and ongoing management of the study 3. Equipment Deployment and Maintenance Plan 4. Final Study Report and Next Step Recommendations The Contractor will expect a high degree of community involvement and engagement prior to equipment deployment, throughout the study period and once the report has been submitted to the City. Although this study does not require the Contractor to deploy mobile air quality sensors or soil tests, the City is open to the Contractor providing recommendations or methodology that may involve alternative types of monitoring that could improve the overall quality of data and depiction of potential environmental contaminants present in the Target Area. Separate from this RFP, the City will be purchasing mobile air quality sensors and implementing 20-50 soil tests within the Target Area. The City has also considered purchasing and deploying Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) Fibers in an attempt to characterize the makeup and source of odors present in the Target Area.