Natural Resources Management Services

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) awarded a Master IDIQ for natural resources management services on April 14, 2022, with ordering authority extending through April 13, 2027—approximately eight months remaining. The vehicle carries a $49 million shared ceiling across a base year and four option years, structured as a partial small business set-aside with two divisions: an unrestricted track for Government of Japan–funded Defense Policy Review Initiative projects and a small business set-aside track for U.S. appropriated funds.

Work is performed predominantly in Hawaii, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, with potential expansion throughout the NAVFAC Pacific area of responsibility and worldwide as needed. Task orders span fauna and flora surveys, wetlands delineation, habitat restoration, invasive species removal, biosecurity planning, and integrated natural resources management in support of environmental compliance under the Endangered Species Act, National Environmental Policy Act, and National Historic Preservation Act.

Ordering momentum has declined from 17–18 orders annually in 2022–2023 to 3 orders in 2026 year-to-date through mid-April, signaling a maturing vehicle approaching its ceiling. The vehicle has obligated $18 million of $18.5 million combined task-order potential value (98%), leaving minimal unobligated capacity. Fifty-seven task orders have been awarded since inception; the portfolio reflects firm-fixed-price delivery orders typically ranging from roughly $20,000 to $3 million, with durations extending to 2030.

Competitive concentration favors Sundance EA Associates II, which holds 23 orders worth $7.3 million combined potential value—approximately 40 percent of all awarded task-order value. Sustainable Resources Group International Inc. (18 orders, $3.3 million), Hamer Environmental LIMITED Partnership (9 orders, $3.3 million), and Pacific Federal Management Inc. (6 orders, $4.5 million) form a secondary tier; HDR Environmental, Operations And Construction, Inc. holds one $5 thousand order. Customer demand is concentrated in Navy organizations: Naval Facilities Engineering Command (27 orders, $8.4 million), Naval Installations Command (12 orders, $1.8 million), and United States Marine Corps (10 orders, $5.8 million) account for roughly 80 percent of awarded activity. Set-aside mix shows 81 percent of orders unrestricted (46 orders) and 19 percent partial small business (11 orders).

The work to be performed provides for natural resources management services for fauna surveys, flora surveys, wetlands, habitat restoration and integrated natural resources management plans.