NAVFAC Nationwide Environmental Remediation 2010-2015

Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) established a Master IDIQ on February 24, 2010 for radiological environmental remediation services across Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and other DoD locations nationwide. Ordering closed on February 23, 2015 and the vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The vehicle is fully obligated against its $250 million ceiling. NAVFAC obligated $248.7 million across 40 task orders, with the final order placed on September 22, 2014. Activity was front-loaded: 21 orders were placed in 2010, followed by 5 orders in 2011, 8 in 2012, 5 in 2013, and 1 in 2014. Task orders were all firm-fixed-price delivery orders with no set-asides.

Work consisted of radiological investigations, surveys, and remedial actions; preparation of work documents and reports; implementation of Historical Radiological Assessments and remedial recommendations; removal actions; remedial design; radiological controls; storage and handling of waste materials; and on-site radiological surveys, sampling, and analysis. The largest single order was a $25.9 million radiological EMAC awarded in August 2011; typical mid-range orders ranged from $5 million to $12 million.

Tetra TECH EC, Inc. dominated the vehicle, capturing 17 of 40 orders and $157.3 million in potential value—roughly 63 percent of the total. Gilbane Federal and Aptim Federal Services, LLC held the next positions with 8 and 5 orders respectively and $42.8 million and $23.3 million combined potential value. Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. and two joint ventures (Cabrera-Insight and Integrated Solutions For Remediation) shared the remainder. Navy NAVFAC placed 39 of 40 orders; Marine Corps placed one order for $5.8 million.

Performance occurred across Western and Southwestern installations, with notable concentration at Hunters Point Shipyard in San Francisco, Alameda Point, and various installations in Washington state. Place of performance reflected the geographic scope of radiological contamination cleanup at legacy DoD sites.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Southwest, San Diego, California, has awarded a Master IDIQ for Environmental Remediation Services of Radiological Contaminants at various locations in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico Oregon, Utah, Washington, and other DoD locations nationwide. The services under this vehicle is to perform radiological investigations, surveys, and remediation, along with preparing work documents and reports in support of Navy environmental programs. Radiological work generally supports environmental investigations with particular focus on possible radioactive contamination; implementing recommendations of Historical Radiological Assessments (HRAs), remedial actions; removal actions; remedial design, implementation of radiological controls, storage and handling of waste materials, performance of on-site radiological survey, sampling and analysis.