Emerging Environmental Requirements Acquisition (EERA)

The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville established this Master IDIQ on May 30, 2021, with a shared ceiling of $49 million to procure environmental remediation, munitions response, and related technical services at Army sites nationwide. Ordering closed on May 10, 2023—the vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The vehicle is substantially exhausted. Seven task orders have been awarded with a combined potential value of $41.8 million, of which $30.4 million has been obligated (73% of potential value). Ordering activity was front-loaded: five orders issued in 2021 and two in 2022, with no awards since September 2022. The two most recent meaningful orders are both firm-fixed-price remedial investigation and feasibility study efforts—one for PFAS-impacted Army National Guard sites nationwide (awarded September 30, 2022, ceiling $36.9 million, obligated $26.6 million, completion March 29, 2031) to Parsons Government Services Inc., and one for Dugway Proving Ground (awarded February 2, 2022, ceiling $4.9 million, obligated $3.76 million, completion February 1, 2027) to Aptim Federal Services, LLC. The remaining five orders from May 2021 consist of minimum-guarantee line items, most of which have been de-obligated to zero.

Parsons Government Services Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding two orders worth $36.9 million combined potential value (88% of all awards). Aptim Federal Services, LLC holds the second-largest share at $4.9 million (12%). Three other primes—Jacobs USAE Joint Venture, AECOM Technical Services, and Hydrogeologic, Inc.—each hold single de minimis orders. Customer ordering concentrated within the Army Corps of Engineers: the Engineering Support Center Huntsville placed six orders ($4.9 million combined potential value) and the Engineering District Baltimore placed one ($36.9 million). All seven task orders are unrestricted (no set-aside designations). Work spans conventional munitions response, chemical and biological warfare materiel response, PFAS remediation, environmental restoration, and related compliance and monitoring activities at locations designated in issued task orders.

This vehicle is closed to new business and well-drawn-down; pursuit is not viable.

Work performed under this contract may include project planning, assessments, inspections, surveys, investigations, studies, engineering evaluations, cost analyses, remedial or removal actions, spill response, sampling and analysis, engineering containment and filtration, recovery, storage, transportation, and disposal including but not limited to Investigation Derived Waste (IDW), MEC, Munitions Constituents (MC), and HTRW; monitoring, data management, training, permitting, public involvement, and logistical, medical, and security support. In addition, for OMRS the work may also include anomaly avoidance, incidental construction support, and range clearance.