USACE Southwest Division Environmental Remediation Services 2020-2025

Award Date 4/16/2020
Last Date To Order 4/15/2025
Shared Ceiling $45M
Federal Agency
ENDIST Tulsa
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Southwest Division Environmental Remediation Services 2020-2025 is a master indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract focused on comprehensive environmental remediation and restoration services. The contract supports complex environmental cleanup activities across military installations, focusing on control and remediation of environmental contamination from pollutants, toxic substances, radioactive materials, hazardous materials, munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), and munitions constituents (MC). Services encompass a wide range of environmental investigation, assessment, design, and restoration activities, including field investigations, site inspections, remedial studies, monitoring, risk assessments, engineering evaluations, permit applications, and long-term site management and response actions.

Task orders under this IDIQ vehicle consistently demonstrate environmental remediation work at former military sites, with contract values typically ranging from approximately $800,000 to $12 million and performance periods extending 3-5 years. Primary contractors include EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. (PBC), Ayuda-Plexus Joint Venture LLC (APM Solutions), and Kemron Environmental Services, with task orders predominantly supporting the Department of Defense's Other Environmental Programs across states including Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. The contract vehicle features both small business set-aside and non-set-aside task orders, with most utilizing firm fixed-price pricing and Major Program Code RPEC (Real Property Environmental Compliance). Specific project scopes have included remedial investigations, feasibility studies, munitions removal, landfill remediation, and hazardous waste cleanup at locations such as former military bases, bombing ranges, and ammunition plants.

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