Oklahoma National Guard Environmental Remediation 2011-2016

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa established this Master IDIQ for environmental remediation services on June 29, 2011, with a shared ceiling of $99 million and a final ordering deadline of February 7, 2017—nine years and five months ago, making the vehicle closed to new task orders. The vehicle is structured with separate Small Business and Large Business pools.

This vehicle is no longer active for new orders. Activity peaked in 2013 with seven task orders, then declined to three annually through 2016. Thirty task orders have been awarded across the vehicle's lifecycle, with a combined potential value of $29.5 million and $29.1 million obligated—99 percent of the potential value. The most recent task order award was September 24, 2016.

Scope spans remediation, environmental restoration, site investigations, and facility demolition across military installations and federal properties, including White Sands Missile Range, Fort Sill, Fort Polk, Fort Bliss, Columbus Air Force Base, White Sands National Monument, and Defense Distribution Depot San Joaquin. Task orders address bioremediation, asbestos and lead-based paint abatement, lagoon closure, storage tank removal, and compliance upgrades. Pricing is predominantly firm fixed price with one cost-plus-award-fee order.

Competition is heavily concentrated. URS Group, Inc. holds 19 percent of total potential value across six orders. Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. and HDR Environmental, Operations And Construction, Inc. together hold another 47 percent of potential value on five orders combined. The top five primes by value account for $28.1 million of the $29.5 million total—95 percent. Sullivan-Weston Services Jva, LLC and North Wind, Inc. are the remaining significant primes. Ten distinct contractors were awarded across the vehicle.

Customer demand is almost entirely internal to the Corps of Engineers. Engineering District Tulsa issued 25 orders worth $26.3 million (89 percent of potential value); Fort Worth District contributed three orders for $1.7 million; subordinate agency customers totaled four orders. About 57 percent of awarded task orders carried no set-aside; the remaining 43 percent were small business set-asides, with several 2011 awards including $5 thousand minimum guarantees.

Task orders ranged from $4 thousand reimbursements for cancelled site visits through multi-million-dollar remediation projects, with the largest single order (White Hall Facility Demolition at former Chanute AFB) valued at $7.9 million. Most substantive orders carried values between $400 thousand and $2.6 million. Performance locations spanned the continental United States, with concentration at Oklahoma and Texas Army installations.

National Guard Tulsa District Environmental Remediation Services IDIQ