NAVFAC Pacific Remedial Action Contract 2022-2029

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded a Master IDIQ for remedial action services at Navy and Marine Corps installations and other federal agency sites throughout the NAVFAC Pacific area of responsibility and beyond, with ordering authority extending through September 14, 2029.

The vehicle was established September 15, 2022, and carries a total small business set-aside at the vehicle level with a shared ceiling of $120 million. Ordering remains active, with three years and one month of procurement authority remaining. Task-order issuance has been steady: 58 orders awarded across 2022–2026, averaging 13–18 orders annually through 2025, though only one order has been placed in 2026 to date (most recent award March 25, 2026). Combined potential value across all task orders is $24.9 million, of which $24.6 million (99 percent) has been obligated, indicating the vehicle is heavily drawn.

Work spans remedial action construction and operations, removal actions, excavation and disposal of hazardous waste, operations and maintenance of remedial systems, land use control inspections, operational range clearance, underground storage tank closure, MEC/MPPEH handling and disposal, and long-term monitoring at sites ranked on the Superfund National Priority List, RCRA sites, and operational small arms firing ranges. Performance occurs at NAVFAC Hawaii, NAVFAC Marianas, NAVFAC Far East, NAVFAC Northwest, NAVFAC Southwest, and at locations outside NAVFAC Pacific when ordered by other Navy components, DoD, or federal agencies.

Competition is moderately concentrated. Five prime contractors account for 95 percent of task orders: Insight-Esi LLC leads by potential value at $9.9 million across 7 orders; Engineering/Remediation Resources Group follows with $6.6 million across 9 orders; Environmental Chemical Corporation holds $5.3 million across 8 orders; EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC has $2 million across 23 orders (highest order count but lowest average value); and Noreas Dawson Environmental Remediation JV holds $650 thousand across 8 orders. One additional prime contractor is on award. The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command funds 53 orders worth $22.3 million (roughly 89 percent of combined potential value); the Marine Corps funds 3 orders at $2.6 million; Defense Logistics Agency Energy and DLA Headquarters fund one order each at $40 thousand and $24 thousand respectively. The set-aside mix shows 76 percent of orders carry no set-aside designation (44 orders) and 24 percent are total small business (14 orders). Task-order ceilings range from under $5 thousand for routine inspections to $8.8 million for a Bethpage remediation phase II at Andersen Air Force Base (awarded August 14, 2024), with typical values clustering between $50 thousand and $500 thousand. Geographic concentration is heavy in Hawaii (Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam and Marine Corps installations) and Guam (Naval Base Guam, Andersen Air Force Base), with secondary focus on Okinawa (Camp Butler) and Wake Island.

The objective of this contract is to obtain services for performing remedial actions at environmentally contaminated sites located predominately at Navy and Marine Corps installations and other Government agencies. The sites will consist of those ranked on the Superfund National Priority List (NPL) as well as non-NPL sites, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), underground storage tanks (USTs), operational small arms firing ranges, and other sites that might require remedial action. The work to be ordered under this contract will be performed at various sites within the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Pacific area of responsibility (AOR) (NAVFAC Hawaii, NAVFAC Marianas, NAVFAC Far East, NAVFAC Northwest, and NAVFAC Southwest). Work may also be added and performed anywhere outside of the NAVFAC Pacific AOR and may include work for other NAVFAC Components, Department of Defense, or federal agencies, as required by the Government.