Army AEC Environmental Compliance 2010-2015

This vehicle is closed — the Army Installation Management Command awarded this Master IDIQ on July 8, 2010, and the ordering period ended June 30, 2015, over eleven years ago. New work cannot be placed against it.

The vehicle contracted architect-engineering, construction, and environmental compliance enterprise solution services. Awarded task orders show actual scope centered on environmental services and compliance work: environmental engineering cost estimates, NEPA documentation updates, environmental assessments at named installations (Fort Carson, Fort Huachuca, Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell), wellhead protection plans, septic system inventories, stormwater outfall surveys, and environmental management system lead auditor training. All work was firm fixed price.

Seventeen task orders were awarded across the vehicle's four-year active life, with front-loaded velocity in 2010 (ten orders at the vehicle launch, likely minimum guarantees) followed by steep decline (two in 2011, one in 2012, and four in 2014). The most recent award was September 24, 2014. Combined potential value across all task orders is $1.6 million, with $1.4 million obligated (92% of potential value), indicating the vehicle moved most of its planned capacity to contract.

Ah Environmental Consultants, LLC dominated the vehicle, holding three task orders totaling $1.1 million in combined potential value — roughly 69% of the entire vehicle's value. Veetech, PC and Analytical Services Incorporated each held three orders; Clover Leaf Solutions LLC held two. The top four primes captured 97% of combined potential value. Ten distinct primes were awarded overall.

The Army Installation Management Command Headquarters placed 13 of 17 orders, worth $1.5 million in potential value (94% of vehicle activity). Two subordinate Army commands — Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Bragg and Installation Management Command Southwest Region — placed the remaining three orders.

Seventy-six percent of task orders carried partial small business set-asides; 24% were unrestricted. Task order values ranged from $10 thousand (minimum guarantees at vehicle launch) to $732 thousand. Work was performed at multiple Army installations across the continental United States.

Architect engineering construction environmental compliance enterprise solution services.