Air Force A-E Environmental Services 2007-2017

The Air Force A-E Environmental Services 2007-2017 Master IDIQ contract vehicle is a broad-spectrum architectural and engineering services contract focused on environmental assessment, remediation, and compliance for Air Force installations nationwide. The contract supports a wide range of environmental engineering services, including site investigations, environmental baseline surveys, remedial investigations, feasibility studies, five-year reviews, and environmental impact assessments across military bases. This indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract enables the Air Force Civil Engineer Center to efficiently procure environmental and technical services through task order mechanisms.

Task orders under this vehicle typically range from $50,000 to approximately $6 million, with most falling between $100,000 and $1.5 million. The primary prime contractors include AECOM Technical Services, Tetra Tech, and Weston Solutions, who consistently win task orders supporting the Department of Defense's Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) and Other Environmental Programs. Task orders address critical environmental needs such as contamination investigations, underground storage tank assessments, storm water management, environmental baseline surveys, and site characterization at installations across the United States, including locations in California, Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, and other states. No small business set-asides were utilized in the task orders reviewed, and the Air Force Civil Engineer Center was the predominant funding agency. The contract vehicle supported environmental compliance, remediation, and natural resource management efforts across active military installations, formerly used defense sites, and base realignment and closure locations.