Office of Land and Emergency Management Mission Support Services

The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Land and Emergency Management established a Master BPA with a shared $100 million ceiling and ordering authority through September 29, 2029, with 36 task orders awarded to date totaling $93.5 million in combined potential value.

The vehicle is actively ordering: 27 task orders were awarded in 2025, and six through mid-2026, with $19.5 million obligated across the portfolio (21% of potential value). Ordering remains open for roughly three additional years. The originating consolidation determination (posted March 22, 2024) consolidated previously fragmented OLEM mission-support requirements into this single vehicle; no set-aside restrictions apply at the vehicle level.

Work spans OLEM's mission portfolio: brownfields assessment and remediation, hazardous waste site cleanup and technical innovation, land revitalization program implementation, underground storage tank communications, workforce training (including the CERCLA Education Center), emergency management and response operations (National Response Team support, contingency planning, exercise workgroup coordination), regulatory development (Clean Water Act, RCRA, oil program technical support), and communications and outreach. Pricing structures vary by call order—time and materials, labor hours, and firm fixed price—reflecting the diversity of support roles.

Competition is concentrated among four primes. Environmental Management Support, Inc. holds 13 orders worth $40.8 million combined potential value; ABT Global LLC holds 7 orders worth $29.1 million; General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. holds 12 orders worth $12.7 million; and Tetra Tech, Inc. holds 4 orders worth $10.9 million. Customer base is highly concentrated: the EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management (the funding office that established the vehicle) accounts for 35 of 36 orders and $91.4 million of potential value; a single order to the EPA Office of the Administrator accounts for the remainder.

Set-aside distribution shows 32 of 36 orders placed as unrestricted or non-set-aside, with 1 small business order (3% of total). Typical call orders range from $500 thousand to $3 million in ceiling value, with durations of two to four years. Notable larger orders include Sustainable Site Reuse with Land Revitalization Technical Assistance ($11.9 million ceiling), Learning and Development Support for the CERCLA Education Center ($8.5 million ceiling), and Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup Technical Support and Innovation ($8.4 million ceiling).