USACE FW Environmental Performance Assessment System 2014-2017 (EPAS)

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth established this Master IDIQ for Environmental Performance Assessment System (EPAS) support on March 25, 2014, with a shared ceiling of $6.9 million and ordering authority through September 24, 2017. Ordering closed over eight years ago; this vehicle is no longer active.

The contract funded environmental compliance audits and assessments across DoD TEAM Guide protocol areas, including air emissions, hazardous materials and waste, natural resources, pesticides, petroleum and lubricants, solid waste, storage tanks, toxic substances, wastewater, water quality, environmental impacts, pollution prevention, and noise. Work performed included installation planning support for Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, environmental impact statements and land withdrawal packages for Nevada Test and Training Range at Nellis Air Force Base, supplemental environmental assessments for military facilities in California, dam safety modifications, and environmental management system support for Air Force Civil Engineer Center.

The vehicle generated 13 task orders between July 2014 and September 2017, with ordering momentum declining from five orders in 2014 to two annually in 2016 and 2017. Combined potential value reached $20.5 million, with $19.6 million obligated (96% of potential value). All orders were unrestricted and firm fixed price.

Leidos dominated competition, holding five orders and $17.3 million in combined potential value—roughly 84% of the vehicle's total. Cardno Tec-Gmi Joint Venture, URS/Arcadis, and HDR Environmental Operations and Construction each won a smaller share. Primary customers were Army Corps of Engineers district and support centers, with significant contributions from Tulsa District ($7.3 million), Fort Worth District ($2 million), and Vicksburg District and subordinate support centers. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center also placed orders.

Order values ranged from minimum guarantees of $2,500 to $8.1 million. Most substantive orders ranged between $330 thousand and $1.6 million. This vehicle is closed to new ordering and presents no pursuit opportunity.

These services will provide Environmental Performance Assessment System (EPAS) Support involving the environmental compliance audit/assessment of facility DoD TEAM Guide protocol areas, including but not limited to: air emissions management, hazardous materials/waste management, natural resource management, pesticide management, petroleum/oil/lubricant management, solid waste management, storage tank management, toxic substances management, wastewater management, water quality management, and other environmental issues (environmental impacts, pollution prevention, noise, environmental program management, waste munitions management, etc.).