HTRW Environmental Services

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa awarded a Master IDIQ for Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) architect and engineering environmental services on April 1, 2010; ordering closed on November 23, 2015, over ten years ago. The vehicle is inactive.

Across 69 task orders issued through September 2015, the IDIQ obligated $46.5 million of a combined potential value of $51 million (91% obligation rate). Task-order values ranged from under $30 thousand to approximately $4.5 million, with most orders between $100 thousand and $3 million. Work centered on environmental remediation, site assessments, compliance support, and restoration services across Army and Air Force installations. Representative scopes included remedial investigations and feasibility studies at formerly used defense sites (FUDS), groundwater monitoring and remedy effectiveness evaluation, environmental assessments and design support, hazardous materials surveys, Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act compliance, and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) planning.

URS Group, Inc., AECOM Technical Services, Inc., and Leidos, Inc. dominated the vehicle, holding 17, 17, and 14 orders respectively and accounting for 96 percent of awarded task orders by count. All Consulting, LLC (12 orders) and A And M Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc. (6 orders) completed the awardee base. Three-quarters of task orders carried no set-aside designation; about 17 percent were total small business set-aside, and 9 percent were HUBZone set-aside. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa placed 55 of 69 orders (79 percent of potential value), with Fort Worth, Louisville, Savannah, and Albuquerque districts accounting for the remainder. Task orders funded work across active military installations and former defense sites in the Southwest, South, and Mid-Atlantic regions, with concentrations at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Defense Distribution Depot San Joaquin California (Sharpe Site); Edwards Air Force Base, California; and multiple installations across Texas and Arkansas.

Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) architect and engineering environmental services.