Central Environmental Inc.
Central Environmental Inc. is a minority-owned, Alaska Native Corporation and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Ridgecrest, California. The company specializes in providing environmental services, construction, demolition, and abatement services to various federal agencies. With extensive experience as a prime contractor on projects ranging from $1 million to over $30 million, Central Environmental Inc. has established itself as a trusted partner for agencies such as the Navy, Army, Air Force, Interior Department, and Department of Homeland Security. The company's services encompass a wide range of activities, including infrastructure upgrades, demolition, hazardous materials abatement, and general facilities maintenance support across military installations and public lands.
Central Environmental Inc. has been awarded numerous prime contracts for a diverse array of projects. Notable examples include a $33 million contract with the Bureau of Reclamation to line the Truckee Canal and repair check structures in Nevada, a $2.8 million contract to demolish the abandoned Old Faithful Wastewater Treatment Plant in Yellowstone National Park, and multiple task orders for repairs and renovations at military installations such as Camp Pendleton and Naval Air Station Lemoore. The company has also performed work under total small business set-aside contracts, as well as unrestricted solicitations. In its role as a subcontractor, Central Environmental has provided specialized services such as asbestos abatement, earthwork, and demolition for large construction projects led by other prime contractors. These subcontracting efforts have included work at Fort Riley and various military installations in Alaska, where the company has contributed its expertise to projects managed by firms like Paragon-Jacobs Joint Venture, LLC, Fort Riley Utility Services Inc., and Alutiiq General Contractors LLC.
Central Environmental Inc. holds multiple federal indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) and multiple award task order contracts (MATOCs) to provide construction services, facility reduction, demolition, and environmental remediation across the United States. Under the Walla Walla Design Build MATOC, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the company performs design-build construction, repairs, and renovations with a potential value of $99.9 million through April 2028. The Great American Outdoors Act MATOC, awarded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, allows Central Environmental to deliver construction and maintenance services for wildlife refuges and public lands, with a ceiling of $250 million. The company is also a prime contractor under several regional Facilities Reduction Program IDCs managed by the Army Corps' Huntsville Center, each valued at $95 million. These contracts enable Central Environmental to provide demolition, abatement, and site restoration services at excess military and other federal sites through firm fixed-price task orders valued up to $5 million each. Additionally, the company holds IDCs with the USDA Forest Service and the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service for road construction and sanitation facilities construction, respectively, further diversifying its federal contracting portfolio.
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Not listed 229 E Whitney Rd, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA
4/2/02 7/2/25 Bristol Site Contractors, LLC
Bristol Site Contractors, LLC is an Alaska Native-owned small business and division of Bristol Bay Native Corporation. The company is registered as an 8(a) Program Participant and Minority Owned Business according to its SAM.gov profile. Bristol Site Contractors provides construction, repair, maintenance, environmental remediation, and other services to federal agencies through prime contracts and subcontracting arrangements.
Bristol has delivered a wide range of construction projects and services through federal contract awards from the Department of Defense, Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Transportation, and others. These include firm-fixed-price definitive contracts and delivery orders for construction of facilities like the F-35A AME storage facility at Eielson Air Force Base, repairs and HVAC upgrades at installations across the country, and environmental remediation work at formerly used defense sites as part of the Installation Restoration Program. Bristol frequently teams with small business subcontractors like service-disabled veteran-owned firms, environmental consultants, and woman-owned quality assurance providers to augment its capabilities. Many of Bristol's awards leverage its 8(a) certification through competitive 8(a) set-asides or sole source procurements.
Bristol holds two major indefinite delivery contracts that facilitate task order awards from federal agencies. The Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract is a $105 million multiple award vehicle allowing the Air Force and Army to issue task orders to Bristol for construction, repair, and maintenance services across the Front Range region encompassing Colorado, Wyoming, and other states. Bristol also has an $254 million multiple award contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District set aside for 8(a) firms, with a minimum guarantee of $2.5 million. This contract enables the Corps of Engineers and DHS to rapidly task Bristol with national security-focused construction projects, disaster response support, and infrastructure work through 2031 across a six-state area.
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Not listed Bristol Bay Building, 111 W 16th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA
4/5/13 8/7/25 North Wind Construction Services, LLC
North Wind Construction Services, LLC is a subsidiary of Cook Inlet Region Inc. (CIRI), an Alaska Native Corporation, specializing in environmental management, engineering, construction, and remediation services for federal agencies. As an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned firm, Indian Economic Enterprise, and minority-owned business, North Wind has secured numerous contracts with agencies such as the Department of the Interior, Department of Energy, and Department of Defense. The company's expertise spans hazardous materials response, environmental cleanup, infrastructure construction, and abandoned mine land reclamation projects across the western United States. North Wind Construction Services leverages its status as an Alaska Native Corporation to participate in various set-aside programs, allowing it to compete for and secure a diverse portfolio of federal contracts.
North Wind Construction Services has provided a wide range of services through its federal contract awards. For the Bureau of Land Management, the company has performed tasks including abandoned mine closures, hazardous materials cleanup, and illegal dump site remediation in states such as Colorado, Nevada, and California. A significant project for NASA involved a $23 million contract to restore the coastal shoreline at Kennedy Space Center. The company has also undertaken levee rehabilitation and flood control projects for the Army Corps of Engineers. For the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, North Wind has completed laboratory upgrades and cooling tower replacement at various facilities. Many of these contracts have been awarded under small business or 8(a) set-aside designations. As a subcontractor, North Wind has provided support services to prime contractors in the environmental management and construction sectors, demonstrating its versatility in both prime and subcontracting roles.
North Wind Construction Services holds several significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that showcase its broad capabilities and strong relationships with federal agencies. The Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management awarded the company a $66 million IDIQ contract for the design and construction of the Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative Facility at the University of South Carolina Aiken campus. With the Bureau of Land Management, North Wind holds a $35 million multiple-award IDIQ for construction and hazardous materials response services, allowing various BLM offices to issue task orders for projects ranging from mine reclamation to wildfire suppression support. Another notable IDIQ is the $45 million Multiple Award Task Order Contract with the BLM Oregon-Washington office for horizontal repair and construction services across Oregon, eastern Washington, and northern Idaho. Under this vehicle, North Wind has completed numerous road and fence construction projects for BLM field offices. These IDIQ contracts demonstrate North Wind's capacity to provide consistent, high-quality services across multiple agencies and regions, solidifying its position as a trusted federal contractor in the environmental and construction sectors.
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Not listed 1425 Higham St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402, USA
12/9/10 2/17/26 All Phase Services, Inc.
All Phase Services, Inc., doing business as All Phase Services Inc., is a small minority-owned business that provides environmental remediation, demolition, earthwork, and construction services to federal agencies. All Phase Environmental is a full service construction and environmental remediation company specializing in hazardous materials abatement and facility demolition.
All Phase Services, Inc. has received numerous prime contract awards from agencies such as the Departments of Health and Human Services, Defense, Veterans Affairs, Interior, Transportation, and Navy. The company frequently receives firm fixed price awards for roof repair and replacement services at military installations like Fort Drum. All Phase also undertakes demolition and abatement projects involving asbestos, lead paint, chemicals, and other hazardous materials. Notable awards include a $5.1M contract to replace roofing at the Buffalo VA Medical Center, a $5.7M contract to replace roofing across 15 buildings in Indian Head, Maryland for the Navy, and a $1.2M contract for infrastructure reset demolition at Camp Lejeune for the Marine Corps. All Phase serves as the prime on most awards, providing its specialized construction and abatement capabilities to federal customers.
All Phase Services, Inc. holds multiple indefinite delivery contract vehicles across several agencies to support ongoing requirements for its services. This includes the $95M Facilities Reduction Program IDCs awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers to streamline demolition, abatement, and remediation services across multiple regions including the Pacific, Midwest, Southeast, Northeast, and West regions. All Phase has received task orders against these vehicles for requirements like demolition at Bliss Airfield, excess facility disposal in Puerto Rico, and minimum guarantee obligations. The company also holds a $20M+ IDC with the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region to fulfill roofing repair and replacement needs across Fort Drum. Task orders ranging from $39K to $1.8M have been awarded for roof work at specified buildings on the installation over multi-year performance periods.
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Not listed 7950 S Military Trl #102, Greenacres, FL 33463, USA
8/17/01 2/26/26 Bhate Environmental Associates, Inc.
Bhate Environmental Associates, Inc. (B E A) is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation specializing in providing comprehensive technical services across environmental and infrastructure markets to federal government agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2002, the company offers a wide range of services including environmental remediation, construction, facilities support, demolition, compliance, and specialized infrastructure maintenance. The company serves both federal agencies and private industry clients, demonstrating expertise in complex technical and environmental projects that support critical government infrastructure needs.
Through its federal contract awards, Bhate Environmental Associates has consistently secured contracts across multiple agencies, with a primary focus on environmental remediation, construction, and facilities maintenance. The company has been awarded numerous contracts from defense agencies like the Department of Defense, Army Corps of Engineers, Air Force Civil Engineer Center, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Its contract work spans diverse projects including environmental assessments, demolition services, building renovations, fuel tank repairs, HVAC replacements, advanced meter reading system installations, site restoration, hazardous material abatement, and infrastructure upgrades. While many contracts are unrestricted, Bhate has also been awarded several small business set-aside contracts, particularly with the Air Force, Army Corps of Engineers, and General Services Administration, demonstrating its capability to compete effectively in both open and small business procurement environments.
Bhate Environmental Associates holds several significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDVs) that enable it to provide extensive services across multiple federal agencies. These include a $249 million Demolition II Multiple Award Construction Contract with the Department of the Navy, a $150 million worldwide design-build construction contract with the Department of State, and multiple $95 million Facilities Reduction Program (FRP) Multiple Award Task Order Contracts (MATOCs) with the Army Corps of Engineers covering regions including the Midwest, Southeast, West, and Pacific. Additionally, the company holds a $5.3 million environmental assessment contract with the Defense Logistics Agency, a $25 million general construction contract with GSA Region 4, and a $37.5 million FBI Regional Multiple Award Construction Contract. These IDVs allow Bhate to execute a wide range of task orders for critical government infrastructure and environmental programs, spanning demolition, environmental remediation, construction, facility maintenance, and specialized services across military installations, federal properties, and research facilities nationwide.
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Not listed 1608 13th Ave S #300, Birmingham, AL 35205, USA
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