Nationwide Heavy Metals Remediation Services in support of Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Louisville established this Master IDIQ for nationwide heavy metals remediation services supporting Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate (ARIMD) across 670 locations and facilities, with ordering authority through August 28, 2030.

The vehicle provides comprehensive heavy metal sampling, mitigation, and remediation services at former Indoor Firing Ranges converted to administrative facilities, contaminated occupied and unoccupied structures, and heavy metals generating facilities in the Continental United States, Alaska, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Services include sampling and abatement of heavy metal contamination plus ancillary environmental services including remediation, environmental compliance, and environmental analysis. Contractors must hold EPA certifications for lead risk assessors, abatement supervisors and workers, possess Certified Industrial Hygienist credentials, and use NLLAP-accredited laboratories for analysis.

The procurement is unrestricted with no set-aside applied. All six awarded task orders are firm fixed price, and all obligate 100 percent of their potential value—indicating definitive scope and pricing rather than indefinite-quantity ordering.

Aptim Federal Services, LLC dominates the vehicle, holding two orders worth $4.1 million in combined potential value. Inspection Experts Inc. holds two orders worth $1.5 million, while Weston Solutions Inc. and Envirovantage, Inc. each hold single minimum-guarantee orders of $10 thousand. The combined task-order potential value stands at $5.6 million, fully obligated across all six awards. Ordering activity is early-stage: six orders were placed between August and September 2025, with no subsequent awards recorded.

All task orders fund ARIMD programs; no other federal agencies participate. Two substantive orders totaling approximately $5.53 million (awarded to Aptim and Inspection Experts on September 30, 2025) cover nationwide sampling and mitigation services through September 2028. Four additional orders of $10 thousand each (awarded August 29, 2025) represent minimum guarantees extending through August 2030. The vehicle retains $239.4 million in unobligated potential value against its $245 million shared ceiling, with ordering authority extending roughly four years.