Federal Supply Schedule GS10F181BA

Fourtune 4, Inc., doing business as Environmental Assessments & Consulting, holds a General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule contract (GS10F181BA) with a ceiling value of $339,180 and performance period from June 16, 2014 through June 15, 2029. This civilian multiple-award contract is administered through the Federal Acquisition Service and authorizes the contractor to provide environmental consulting and remediation services under Standard Industrial Classifications 541620 (environmental consulting services) and 562910REM (remediation and reclamation services). The price list establishes labor rates for nine position categories, including principal/program manager, professional engineer, senior geologist, project manager, staff hydrogeologist, field technician, engineering technician, draftsperson, and clerical/administrative support, with annual escalation of 2 percent. The scope encompasses Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments, contamination assessments, remedial action plans, and associated environmental consulting and remediation activities across federal facilities and locations.

Task orders issued under this Federal Supply Schedule vehicle and related procurement mechanisms demonstrate substantial utilization across multiple federal agencies, with individual delivery orders ranging from $3,604.75 to $2,550,832.47. Notable task orders include a $2.55 million groundwater treatment plant trench injection and monitoring project at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina (funded by Defense agency component ENDIST Savannah with completion date September 23, 2029); a $114,670 diesel storage tank replacement for Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Miami, Florida; a $120,567 derelict vessel removal project for the National Park Service at Everglades National Park; and multiple smaller delivery orders for asbestos and lead-based paint surveys, underground storage tank remediation, water quality testing, and environmental assessments performed at United States Coast Guard facilities, Veterans Affairs medical centers, and other government installations nationwide. Collectively, these task orders reflect sustained demand for the contractor's specialized environmental assessment, abatement, monitoring, and remediation capabilities across civilian and defense agencies, with the majority structured as firm fixed-price awards under small business set-asides where applicable.