High Resolution Superfund Methods (HRSM)

The High Resolution Superfund Methods (HRSM) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a specialized federal contract vehicle awarded by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support analytical testing and environmental services. The contract appears focused on providing comprehensive laboratory and environmental analysis services, particularly for Superfund site assessment, brownfields evaluation, and environmental monitoring. Task orders under this vehicle are predominantly centered on providing high-resolution analytical methods for environmental sampling, testing, and assessment across various EPA programs.

The task orders demonstrate a range of delivery order values, typically between $6,000 and $1.7 million, with performance periods generally extending 2-3 years. Prime contractors include Analytical Resources, LLC and Cape Fear Analytical, LLC, both providing specialized laboratory testing services to EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management. The contract vehicle does not consistently utilize small business set-asides, though at least one awardee (Cape Fear Analytical) is a small business. Task orders cover diverse environmental analysis scopes, including air and radiation testing, Superfund special account management, and brownfields assessment. While specific geographic performance locations are not consistently detailed, the task orders suggest work supporting EPA's national environmental management and remediation programs.