Environmental Remediation and Decommissioning Services

The Environmental Remediation and Decommissioning Services Master IDIQ, awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation's John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, is a multiple-award contract vehicle focused on comprehensive environmental services for federal facilities. The contract supports environmental remediation, decommissioning, demolition, disposal, and restoration activities primarily for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Task orders under this contract involve complex environmental cleanup and facility transformation projects across various service areas, addressing contamination, structural removal, and site restoration for federal infrastructure.

The task orders are predominantly awarded to two prime contractors: CES Insight LLC and Weston & Sampson Engineers, Inc., with contract values ranging from approximately $15,000 to $717,000 and typical performance periods of six to twelve months. These delivery orders consistently target FAA facilities in multiple service areas, including Central, Western, and Eastern regions, with work concentrated in states like California, Nebraska, and Michigan. The contract utilizes firm fixed-price mechanisms and does not employ small business set-asides. Funding originates from the Department of Transportation's Immediate Office of the Secretary, supporting the FAA's facilities maintenance and environmental compliance efforts across the National Airspace System. The task orders typically involve site-specific environmental remediation, including structure demolition, equipment removal, sampling, and comprehensive site restoration.