Army Environmental Remediation Program 2017-2022

The Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command awarded a Master IDIQ on behalf of the Army Environmental Command to support environmental cleanup across Army installations in the continental United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands through November 29, 2022, with a shared ceiling of $200 million. The vehicle is no longer accepting orders; the ordering period closed in late 2022, over three years ago. This IDIQ succeeded the Army Environmental Services IDIQ 2012-2017 and represents the contracting structure for the Installation Restoration Program, Military Munitions Response Program, Base Realignment and Closure Program, Compliance Cleanup Program, and Operational Range Assessment Program.

Task-order activity peaked in 2019 and 2022, with nine and eleven orders awarded respectively, before declining to eight orders in 2023. Fifty-five task orders totaling $196.3 million in combined potential value have been awarded since vehicle inception, with $175.1 million obligated (89% execution rate). Environmental Chemical Corporation dominates the vehicle, holding 29 of 55 orders (53%) with $143.8 million in combined potential value; EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC ranks second with 7 orders valued at $28.1 million. The remaining three significant primes—Kemron Environmental Services, Inc., Bay West LLC, and North Wind Services, LLC—hold a combined 13 orders. All work funds the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Headquarters, indicating zero customer diversification.

About three-quarters of awarded orders carry no set-aside designation, with the remainder (24%) designated for small business. Task orders range from minimum guarantee instruments of $10,000 to large environmental remediation and investigation efforts, with representative recent orders including $13.8 million for remedial investigation field work at Yakima Training Center, $12.1 million for installation-wide remediation at Fort Bliss, and $10.7 million for PFAS remedial investigations. Work spans characterization, feasibility studies, remediation operations, long-term monitoring, institutional controls, and corrective action at named Army installations including Fort Sill, Fort Bliss, White Sands Missile Range, Redstone Arsenal, Fort Carson, and Lake City Army Ammunition Plant.

The U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC), in support of the Army Environmental Command, has awarded a Master IDIQ to support the Army's environmental cleanup strategy. Services include a wide range of environmental investigations, remediation, and munitions response activities at various installations/locations throughout the United States including the territories of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Work on this contract is associated with the Installation Restoration Program (IRP), Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP), Base Realignment and Closure Program (BRAC), Compliance Cleanup Program (CC), and/or the Operational Range Assessment Program (ORAP), which are program areas under the Army Environmental Cleanup Program.