Environmental Compliance Western Europe 2018-2023

The Department of the Army European Command established this Master IDIQ for environmental compliance and hazardous material–hazardous waste management support across U.S. military installations in Germany, Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, and Portugal. The ordering period closed on March 7, 2023; no new task orders may be placed against this vehicle.

The vehicle is no longer active for new procurements. The combined potential value of all 55 awarded task orders is $8.4 million, with $7.9 million (94 percent) obligated. The final task order was awarded on October 9, 2021, more than four years ago. Activity peaked in 2018 and 2019 with 30 and 21 orders respectively, declining sharply thereafter to 3 orders in 2020 and 1 in 2021.

Work contracted spans environmental baseline surveys, remediation planning, asbestos and lead-based paint inventories and resurveys, drinking water and stormwater compliance, soil and groundwater assessment, hazardous substance technical support, invasive species control, cultural resource documentation, and hazmat training. Task orders are firm-fixed-price with durations typically ranging from one to three years, many exercising option years.

Competition concentrated sharply among five primes. WSP E&Is GMBH held 27 orders ($3.4 million combined potential value) and Tec-Hydrodata Joint Venture held 17 orders ($3.7 million), together accounting for roughly 84 percent of all task orders. CDM Federal Services Europe Joint Venture, Arcadis Germany GMBH, and Ch2M Hill, Inc. held the remaining 11 orders collectively. No set-asides were used; all orders competed unrestricted.

Funding concentrated among Army entities. The Department of the Army placed 19 orders; the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region placed 15; and the Army European Command placed 12, together representing approximately 87 percent of all task orders. Remaining orders funded the Defense Finance and Accounting Service and the Army Africa Command.

Typical task-order values ranged from tens of thousands to $635 thousand, with a few larger standing work agreements for environmental compliance and conservation support. The largest single order to Tec-Hydrodata Joint Venture for FY19 environmental compliance and conservation support was $687 thousand at ceiling. Several orders carried multi-year option structures, with obligated amounts often trailing ceiling values, indicating phased funding or descoping through modifications.

Environmental Compliance and Hazardous Material-Hazardous Waste Management Support throughout United States European Command: Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, and Portugal.