DOE Environmental Cleanup Mission 2004-2010

The Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management established a Master IDIQ on April 20, 2004, for environmental remediation and waste management services, facility deactivation, demolition, and removal of both contaminated and non-contaminated buildings. Ordering closed on April 6, 2010, making this vehicle inactive for the past 16 years.

The vehicle executed 23 task orders over its five-year ordering window, with peak activity in 2006–2007 (six and seven orders respectively). Combined task-order potential value reached $760.9 million, with $744.3 million (98%) obligated. Task orders range from $414 thousand (cost analysis studies) to $251.5 million (Moab site remediation), with typical values ranging from low single-digit millions for engineering reviews to $30–70 million for major remediation and decommissioning work. Notable mega-orders include the Moab cleanup ($251.5 million potential), SPRU deactivation and soil remediation ($155.5 million and $33.9 million respectively), and Mound site OU-1 remediation ($73.0 million).

Competitive concentration is significant. Energysolutions, LLC and Amentum Environment & Energy Inc. each hold a single order but together account for $407.0 million (54% of combined potential value). Lata - Sharp Remediation Services, LLC leads by order count with five awards totaling $121.2 million. Ten distinct primes shared the vehicle, with the top five capturing 92% of potential value. Pricing structures split between firm fixed price for smaller studies and cost-plus arrangements (award fee, fixed fee, incentive) for larger remediation projects.

Customer concentration is moderate. The Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management placed 9 orders worth $612.2 million (61% of total potential value); the Office of Science placed 4 orders for $130.4 million. The National Nuclear Security Administration placed 1 order valued at $526 thousand. Ninety-one percent of task orders carried no set-aside; two small-business awards comprise 9% of orders by count. Places of performance included Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Savannah River Site, Portsmouth gaseous diffusion plant, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Moab Utah, and other legacy DOE sites across the United States.

The Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management established a Master IDIQ contract for environmental cleanup missions. The vehicle covers three components: Environmental remediation and waste management services; Deactivation, demolition, and removal of contaminated buildings; and Deactivation, demolition, and removal of non-contaminated buildings.