The Savannah Environmental Remediation Services Master IDIQ is a multiple award contract vehicle established by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District to procure environmental remediation services. This contract vehicle supports the Environmental Remediation Services (ERS) program and provides a streamlined mechanism for the government to issue task orders for remediation activities. The vehicle operates under an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) structure with a shared ceiling of $49,000,000 and remains open for task order issuance through June 30, 2029. Task orders issued under this vehicle will address environmental cleanup and remediation requirements within the Savannah District's area of responsibility.
Based on the originating solicitation, the contract vehicle was developed following market research conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers to identify qualified contractors capable of delivering environmental remediation services. The solicitation underwent amendments to refine requirements, including the removal of Military Response Program (MMRP) support from the scope during the market research phase. While specific task order awards, values, durations, and prime contractor information are not detailed in the provided materials, the vehicle was competitively awarded on July 1, 2024 to multiple prime contractors. The shared ceiling structure and multiple award designation indicate that task orders will be distributed among selected contractors, with performance occurring within the Savannah District's jurisdiction and funding through Army Corps of Engineers appropriations.