Las Vegas Laboratory

The Environmental Protection Agency Las Vegas Laboratory is a civilian sub-agency that procures laboratory services, equipment, and technical support for environmental testing and research operations.

Contract activity at the Las Vegas Laboratory is minimal and sporadic. The agency has awarded six federal contracts totaling $95 thousand since 2010, with the most recent award closing on September 8, 2020. Awards per year across the four-year window show 2010: 1 award, 2017: 1 award, 2018: 3 awards, and 2020: 1 award. Combined dollars obligated equal the combined potential value, indicating all contracted work has been executed against existing agreement ceilings. The small total value and infrequent solicitation suggest that the Laboratory either performs most work in-house, funds operational needs through grants or other mechanisms, or procures through parent EPA contracting channels rather than issuing standalone solicitations against this office.

Competition is highly fragmented. Six distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the entire portfolio, with each receiving a single contract. Eighty-three percent of awards carried no set-aside designation; one award was set aside for small business.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Las Vegas Laboratory. No grant activity, grant recipients, or grant opportunities are reported against this office.

The sparse contract footprint, infrequent award cadence, and absence of current solicitation opportunities suggest limited near-term pursuit value unless your firm has existing relationships with EPA or specializes in niche laboratory services that align with the agency's environmental testing mission. Business development efforts would be better directed toward parent EPA procurement channels or toward EPA regional offices with higher transaction volume.