NAVFAC SW-ATL Environmental MAC 2012-2017

Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) established a Master IDIQ on April 19, 2012 for environmental remediation services at contaminated sites in the NAVFAC Southwest and Atlantic regions, Puerto Rico, and Guam, with ordering authority that closed on April 18, 2017—the vehicle is no longer active and new task orders cannot be placed.

The 57 awarded task orders under this vehicle obligate $166.5 million against a combined potential value of $195.9 million (85% obligated). Activity peaked in 2014–2016, with 13–16 orders per year; only one order issued after the April 2017 cutoff. The vehicle maintains a $200 million shared ceiling across all awardees. Aptim Federal Services dominates the portfolio with 19 orders worth $132.8 million combined potential value—roughly 68% of the total. Tetra TECH EC and ECC Insight follow with 14 orders each ($29.8 million and $21.4 million respectively), while WSP USA and Shaw Environmental account for the remainder. These five firms captured 100% of awards; no other primes participate. All 57 task orders carry unrestricted, non-set-aside designations.

Work spans remedial action design and execution, removal actions, remedial investigation, system operation and maintenance, and pilot studies across multiple remediation methodologies including pump-and-treat, bioremediation, soil vapor extraction, thermal treatment, and engineered capping. Notable large orders include a $25.99 million non-time-critical removal action awarded in September 2013, a $12.91 million shoreline revetment at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard awarded in August 2015, and a $29.37 million parcel remedial action at Hunters Point with performance extending through September 2026. Naval Facilities Engineering Command funds 51 of 57 orders ($190.6 million potential value); other Navy commands and the Marine Corps account for the remaining six orders.

This vehicle is closed to new work. Firms interested in Navy environmental remediation should track forthcoming successor solicitations or pursue work through other active NAVFAC or Department of Defense environmental contract vehicles.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), Southwest, San Diego, California, has awarded a Master IDIQ for Environmental Remediation Services at environmentally contaminated sites predominantly in the NAVFAC Southwest and NAVFAC Atlantic areas of responsibility (AOR) and in the U.S. Trust Territories of Puerto Rico and Guam. Services under this vehicle are to: perform environmental remedial actions; removal actions; remedial design; expedited and emergency response actions; pilot and treatability studies; remedial action systems operation and maintenance; and other related activities associated with returning sites to safe and acceptable levels of contamination. Remedial actions include, but not limited to capping landfills, pump-and treat remediation, bioremediation, soil vapor extraction, natural attenuation, bioventing, air sparging, thermal treatment, phytoremediation, soil washing, and free product recovery.