Natural Resources & Environment R&D Svcs; Pollution Control & Abatement; R&D Facilities & Maj Equip

The PSC Category AH45 encompasses research and development services related to natural resources, environmental protection, and pollution control. This category focuses on scientific and engineering projects that investigate environmental challenges, develop mitigation strategies, and support infrastructure maintenance in sensitive ecological contexts. The services include advanced research facilities, major equipment procurement, and specialized environmental remediation techniques.

The federal contract awards within this PSC category demonstrate a range of environmental and research-oriented projects. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) and the National Park Service are primary funding agencies, with contract values ranging from approximately $21,746 to $486,951. Awarded contractors include research institutions like Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, private firms such as Applied Research Associates, Inc., and small businesses like Modulus LLC and Red J Environmental Corporation. The contracts typically involve environmental research, infrastructure maintenance, and hazardous material removal, with project durations spanning from several months to three years. Most awards are not set aside, though some utilize total small business set-asides.

While the provided data does not include specific federal contract opportunities, the recent awards suggest potential future solicitations may involve environmental research projects, pollution control studies, infrastructure maintenance at national monuments and facilities, and hazardous material remediation. Likely geographic performance locations include New Mexico, Arizona, and potentially offshore research sites. The opportunities would likely target research institutions, environmental engineering firms, and small businesses with expertise in environmental sciences, infrastructure maintenance, and hazardous material management.