EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework: Remediation Environmental Services (RES)

Award Date 11/1/2018
Last Date To Order 10/30/2023
Shared Ceiling $1.6B
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The EPA Remedial Acquisition Framework: Remediation Environmental Services (RES) is a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle designed to support the Environmental Protection Agency's Superfund program and environmental remediation efforts. Established in 2018, this contract vehicle enables the EPA to efficiently procure comprehensive environmental restoration services across the United States. The primary purpose is to provide national support for remedial cleanup activities at contaminated sites, including professional services such as site investigations, feasibility studies, remedial designs, construction services, and long-term environmental monitoring.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently focus on complex environmental remediation projects, with contract values ranging from approximately $800,000 to over $72 million and typical performance periods of 3-6 years. Frequently winning prime contractors include AECOM Technical Services, Inc., EA Engineering, Science, and Technology Inc., Hydrogeologic, Inc., Kemron/Arrowhead JV, LLC, and Versar-Envirocon JV. Most task orders are awarded by EPA regional offices and target specific Superfund sites requiring soil, groundwater, and sediment remediation. While the majority of task orders do not have a small business set-aside, some are designated specifically for small business participation. Common scopes include soil vapor extraction, groundwater treatment, in-situ thermal remediation, contaminated soil excavation, and long-term site monitoring, with performance locations spanning diverse geographical regions including Louisiana, Minnesota, Puerto Rico, Pennsylvania, and Missouri.

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