NAVFAC Nationwide Environmental Remediation 2010-2015

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Nationwide Environmental Remediation Master IDIQ contract is a comprehensive environmental services vehicle focused on radiological investigation, remediation, and support for Department of Defense (DoD) locations. The contract covers environmental services specifically targeting radiological contamination, including historical radiological assessments, remedial actions, removal actions, and radiological survey and sampling across multiple western states including Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, and Utah. Services under this vehicle encompass detailed environmental investigations, implementing remediation recommendations, managing radioactive waste materials, and preparing comprehensive technical documentation to support Navy environmental programs.

Task orders under this vehicle consistently focus on radiological environmental mitigation, with values ranging from minimal ($0) initial task orders to substantial remediation efforts exceeding $25 million. Typical task orders involve site-specific radiological surveys, remedial design, and targeted removal actions at former military installations, with a strong concentration on sites like Hunters Point Shipyard, Naval Station Treasure Island, and Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The task orders are predominantly firm fixed price, with no specific set-aside designations, and have completion dates typically ranging from several months to multiple years. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identified, the task orders demonstrate a sophisticated, multi-site approach to complex environmental remediation challenges within DoD properties, with a particular emphasis on radiological contaminant management and site restoration.