EA Engineering, Science, And Technology, Inc., PBC
EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC is a for-profit environmental consulting and engineering firm that provides a wide range of services to federal agencies. As an employee-owned public benefit corporation, EA Engineering specializes in environmental remediation, assessment, planning, compliance, and engineering solutions for government clients. The company supports programs such as Superfund, Defense Environmental Restoration, and Military Munitions Response through contracts with agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Defense (DoD), and Army Corps of Engineers. EA Engineering's expertise spans contaminated site investigation, soil and groundwater remediation, ecological risk assessment, and long-term monitoring of remediated sites.
Through its prime federal contract awards, EA Engineering has performed numerous environmental services across the United States. These include remedial investigations and feasibility studies at Superfund sites for the EPA, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) assessments at military installations for the Army and Air Force, and environmental compliance support for the Navy. The company has conducted remedial actions at contaminated groundwater plumes, provided oversight for cleanup activities at former industrial sites, and designed in-situ thermal remediation systems. EA Engineering has also supported the National Park Service with environmental site assessments and compliance services. Many of these contracts have been awarded as small business set-asides, highlighting EA Engineering's status as a small business prime contractor for complex environmental work.
EA Engineering was awarded a $3,810,000 cooperative agreement grant by the Department of Defense's Office of the Secretary of Defense in August 2023. This grant, issued under the Legacy Resource Management Program, supports the planning, design, and implementation of nature-based solutions to increase the resilience of DoD infrastructure and address climate-driven risks to natural and cultural resources at military installations nationwide. The two-year performance period allows EA Engineering to leverage its environmental expertise in developing innovative, sustainable approaches to enhance military readiness while protecting ecological systems.
EA Engineering holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with federal agencies, positioning the company as a go-to provider for environmental services. These include a $240 million contract with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for environmental remedial action services in the eastern and central U.S., a $245 million contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for remediation support, and a $450 million contract with EPA Region 5 for Superfund and Great Lakes architecture and engineering services. The company also holds IDCs with other Army Corps of Engineers districts for environmental restoration and remediation services. These vehicles allow EA Engineering to compete for and receive task orders for a wide range of environmental assessment, cleanup, and compliance projects across DoD and civilian agency installations and sites.
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Not listed 225 Schilling Cir #400, Hunt Valley, MD 21031, USA
3/13/02 8/15/25 Brice Environmental Services Corporation
Brice Environmental Services Corporation, a subsidiary of Calista Corporation, is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business that provides a wide range of environmental, construction, and professional services to federal government agencies. The company specializes in environmental remediation, site assessments, construction, hazardous material handling, and facility maintenance across Alaska and the Pacific region. Brice Environmental has extensive experience working with the Department of Defense, Department of the Interior, and other federal agencies, leveraging its expertise in remote and challenging environments to deliver critical infrastructure upgrades, environmental cleanup, and support services.
Through its federal contract awards, Brice Environmental has performed diverse projects including environmental remediation at military installations, construction and repair of facilities at remote locations like Wake Island and Eareckson Air Station, and infrastructure improvements at various Alaska sites. The company has conducted PFAS investigations, legacy ash removal and disposal, solid waste management, and upgrades to electrical and fuel systems. Notable contracts include a $5.6 million remedial action construction project for the Air Force at Campion Air Station and Eareckson Air Base, a $4.5 million legacy ash transportation and disposal task in Anchorage for the Army Corps of Engineers, and a $2.3 million gym roof repair at Eareckson Air Station. Brice Environmental has also provided environmental assessments, spill response training, and support for Clean Water Act compliance at various military bases. Many of these contracts were awarded on a sole-source basis under the 8(a) program or as small business set-asides, reflecting the company's status as an Alaska Native Corporation-owned firm.
Brice Environmental holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. A $250 million multiple-award task order contract with the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service supports design-build construction services for Great American Outdoors Act projects across DOI and Forest Service facilities. The company also holds a $100 million environmental remediation services IDV with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for work in Alaska and the Pacific region, under which it has received task orders for PFAS investigations and remedial planning. Additionally, Brice Environmental is part of a $98 million multiple-award task order contract for sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects at military and federal facilities in Alaska and Wake Island. These IDVs position the company as a key contractor for a wide range of environmental, construction, and facility maintenance projects across federal lands and installations in Alaska and the broader Pacific area.
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Not listed 3700 Centerpoint Dr #800, Anchorage, AK 99503, USA
1/26/16 1/9/26 Environmental Chemical Corporation
Environmental Chemical Corporation (ECC), doing business as ECC Remediation Services, is an employee-owned construction and remediation contractor that provides a wide range of environmental services to the federal government. The company specializes in hazardous waste removal, munitions and explosives disposal, environmental remediation, and military construction projects. ECC holds multiple prime contracts and subcontracts with various federal agencies, including the Departments of Defense, Army, Air Force, and Navy. With extensive experience in supporting environmental cleanup efforts, facility repairs, and infrastructure improvements, ECC operates at military installations and other government sites across the United States and internationally.
ECC has been awarded numerous prime contracts for environmental remediation services, including work at Army ammunition plants, Air Force bases, and Navy facilities. Notable projects include a $17 million contract for remedial investigation at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Fort Hunter Liggett, an $11 million contract for water and wastewater system repairs at Camp Lejeune, and a $130 million contract for water treatment plant replacement at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The company has also performed construction and repair work, such as runway and overrun repairs at Basa Air Base in the Philippines and facility repairs at Marine Corps Air Station New River. ECC has provided support for hurricane recovery efforts at multiple locations and has conducted environmental assessments and cleanup activities at former military installations. As a subcontractor, ECC has performed tasks such as technical inspections of fuel storage tanks, UXO technician support for demolition activities, and various construction and consulting services.
ECC holds several significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that allow for the efficient procurement of its services. These include a $1.136 billion SEER Chemical, Environmental, and Munitions Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for military munitions response and environmental remediation services, a $120 million contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for remedial action services in the Pacific region, and a $95 million contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for environmental restoration services in the Great Lakes and Ohio River regions. ECC also holds a $60 million single-award IDIQ contract with the Air Force for Base Realignment and Closure Environmental Construction and Optimization Services in the Northeast region. Other notable IDVs include a $450 million contract for facility repair and construction services, a $250 million contract for construction services in Romania, and a $176 million contract for preplaced remedial action services with the Army Corps of Engineers. These IDIQ contracts cover a broad range of environmental remediation, construction, and facility support services, allowing various federal agencies to issue task orders for specific projects as needed.
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Not listed 700 Airport Blvd. #250, Burlingame, CA 94010, USA
3/1/02 10/10/25