MAS - Brice Solutions, LLC - 47QRAA24D00A7
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This is a Federal Supply Schedule price list and terms document for Contract 47QRAA24D00A7, awarded to Brice Solutions LLC for environmental services under Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) from July 9, 2024 to July 8, 2029. The contract covers environmental remediation, quality/compliance, planning, and emergency response services, with specific SINs including 541620, 562112, and 562910REM. Brice Solutions is an Alaskan Native Corporation (ANC) owned firm and SBA Certified Small Disadvantaged Business operating out of Anchorage, AK.
The document details 22 labor categories with associated hourly rates over the 5-year contract period, ranging from junior to senior positions across environmental science, engineering, geology, and project management roles. Key positions include Program Manager ($223.68-$256.66/hr), Environmental Engineers ($76.95-$165.41/hr), and Environmental Scientists ($74.41-$148.44/hr). The contract includes a quantity discount of 1.5% on individual task orders over $500,000, with a minimum order value of $100 and maximum order value of $1,000,000. Geographic coverage includes all 50 states, DC, and territories, with delivery terms FOB Destination.
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Federal Acquisition Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule
FSS Price List
On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create the electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!, a menu-driven database system. The INTERNET address for GSA Advantage! is: www.
GSAAdvantage.gov.
MAS – Multiple Award Schedule Federal Supply Group: Environmental Services FSC Code: F999
For more information on ordering go to the following website:
https://www.gsa.gov/schedules
Contract period: July 9, 2024 – July 8, 2029
Contract Number: 47QRAA24D00A7
Brice Solutions, LLC 3700 Centerpoint Drive, Ste 8133
Anchorage, AK 99503 503.278.9789
Contact for Contract Administration:
Makenzie Wing | MWing@BriceSolutions.com
Business Size:
Alaskan Native Corporation (ANC) Owned Firm
SBA Certified Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) MAS 8(a) Pool – Competitive
MAS 8(a) Pool – Sole Source and Competitive
Schedule Publish Date: 08.12.24 - Revision 00
1a Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross reference to item descriptions and awarded prices(s) SINs 541620; 562112; 562910REM, OLM
1b Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract See Price List
1c A description of all class description is shown in our Price List ----------- 2 Maximum order $1,000,000 3 Minimum order $100 4 Geographic Coverage (delivery area) 50 States, DC, Territories 5 Point(s) of production N/A 6 Discount from list prices or statement of net price All prices are net 7 Quantity discounts 1.5% on individual task orders over $500,000
8 Prompt payment terms Net 30. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions
9 Foreign items N/A 10a Time of delivery To be negotiated between the contractor and ordering agency 10b Expedited Delivery To be negotiated between the contractor and ordering agency 10c Overnight and 2-day delivery To be negotiated between the contractor and ordering agency 11 F.O.B. point Destination 12a Ordering address 3700 Centerpoint Drive, Ste 8133, Anchorage, AK 99503 12b Ordering procedures See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3 13 Payment address 3700 Centerpoint Drive, Ste 8133, Anchorage, AK 99503 14 Warranty provision Per task order; per PRS in task order 15 Export packing charges, if applicable N/A 16 Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance and repair (if applicable) N/A 17 Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable) N/A
18a Term and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from lists prices (if applicable) N/A
18b Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable) N/A 19 List of service and distributions points (if applicable) N/A 20 List of participating dealers (if applicable) N/A 21 Preventive maintenance (if applicable) N/A
22a Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants) N/A
22b Section 508 compliance for information and communication technology (ICT) N/A 23 Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Number MHFCLKT3GAX9 24 Notification regarding registration in SAM database Contractor registered and active in SAM - CAGE Code 8JF62
Brice Solutions Company Information
About Brice Solutions
At Brice Solutions, our objective is simple—to make our clients happy
A self performing environmental contractor with a cadre of proven science and engineering professionals, Brice Solutions offers a multi-faceted team with a track record in delivering added value on projects located nationwide.
Driven, visionary, and creative, our people are at the heart of every project and why our clients repeatedly come to us for help. Together, we embody our core values of Family, Excellence, and Agility that both anchor and guide us as we continue to grow and respond to new opportunities.
Family Built. That Brice was family-built more than 50 years ago, is a legacy we fiercely protect. Warm and welcoming, our commitment to maintaining our family culture sets us apart in the industry and makes Brice one of the best places to work.
Excellence Delivered. Commitment to excellence is innate to each Brice employee. Grounded in a solid work ethic and an adventurous mindset, we view every project as uniquely worthy of individual attention.
In partnership with our clients, we design solutions that are sensitive to the nuances of each project to achieve excellence.
Uniquely Agile. At Brice, our people are entrepreneurial in spirit.
It’s a mindset we both embrace and encourage so our people can remain agile to innovate and deliver solutions that support our clients’ mission.
Environmental Services
Environmental Remediation
| Removal Action, Remedial Action |
| Excavation, Removal, Transportation, Storage, Treatment and/or Disposal of |
Hazardous Waste
| Long Term Treatment System Operation and Monitoring |
| Containment, Monitoring and/or Reduction of Hazardous Wastes |
| UST/AST Removal |
| Unexploded Ordnance Removal and Military Munitions Response |
| Ecological Restoration |
| Soil Vapor Extraction |
| Site Characterization |
| Site Assessment |
| Site Investigation |
| Remedial Investigation/ Feasibility Study |
| Fate and Transport Modeling |
| Decision Documents and Proposed Plans |
| Lead and asbestos abatement |
| Other |
Environmental Quality and Compliance
| Cultural and Historic Resources Management, Monitoring, Evaluation |
| Environmental Compliance Audits |
| Determination of NRHP Eligibility |
| Tribal Consultations |
| NAGPRA Consultations |
| Section 106 Consultations |
| Hazardous Materials/Waste Management |
| Permit Compliance |
| Corrective Action Planning |
| Solid waste management |
| STI Aboveground Tank Inspections |
| Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans |
| Surveys |
Environmental Planning
| Biological Assessments |
| Environmental Impact Statements |
| Environmental Assessment |
| Environmental Baseline Studies |
| Environmental Due Diligence Audits |
| Finding of No Significant Impact |
| Record of Decision |
| NEPA Support Services |
Emergency Response and Training
| Oil Discharge Prevention Contingency Plans |
| Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plans |
| RCRA Hazardous Waste Contingency Plans |
| Training and emergency response exercises |
A recognized leader in environmental services, Brice is adept at identifying cost-effective solutions to achieve client goals and exceed expectations
Labor Category Pricing
SIN Labor Category 07/09/2024 to 07/08/2025
07/09/2025 to 07/08/2026
07/09/2026 to 07/08/2027
07/09/2027 to 07/08/2028
07/09/2028 to 07/08/2029
541620; 562112;
562910REM Biologist $75.65 $78.30 $81.04 $83.88 $86.81
541620; 562112;
562910REM Biologist, Sr. $108.02 $111.80 $115.71 $119.76 $123.95
541620; 562112;
562910REM Chemist $85.74 $88.75 $91.85 $95.06 $98.39
541620; 562112;
562910REM Chemist, Sr. $138.95 $143.82 $148.86 $154.07 $159.46
541620; 562112;
562910REM Clerical Support $69.01 $71.43 $73.92 $76.51 $79.19
541620; 562112;
562910REM Data Manager $105.65 $109.35 $113.18 $117.14 $121.24
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Engineer, Jr. $76.95 $79.64 $82.43 $85.31 $88.29
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Engineer, Mid. $112.05 $115.97 $120.03 $124.23 $128.58
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Engineer, Sr. $144.15 $149.20 $154.42 $159.82 $165.41
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Scientist, Jr. $74.41 $77.01 $79.71 $82.50 $85.39
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Scientist, Mid. $105.16 $108.84 $112.64 $116.58 $120.66
541620; 562112;
562910REM Environmental Scientist, Sr. $129.37 $133.89 $138.58 $143.43 $148.44
541620; 562112;
562910REM Field Technician $72.56 $75.10 $77.73 $80.45 $83.26
541620; 562112;
562910REM Geologist $91.98 $95.20 $98.54 $101.98 $105.55
541620; 562112;
562910REM Geologist, Sr. $145.21 $150.29 $155.55 $160.99 $166.62
541620; 562112;
562910REM Graphic Information System Specialist $87.70 $90.77 $93.94 $97.23 $100.63
541620; 562112;
562910REM Graphic Information System Specialist, Sr. $108.65 $112.45 $116.39 $120.46 $124.68
541620; 562112;
562910REM Program Manager $223.68 $231.51 $239.61 $247.99 $256.66
541620; 562112;
562910REM Project Administrator $93.01 $96.26 $99.63 $103.11 $106.72
541620; 562112;
562910REM Project Manager $163.53 $169.25 $175.17 $181.31 $187.66
541620; 562112;
562910REM QA/QC Manager $144.73 $149.79 $155.03 $160.46 $166.08
541620; 562112;
562910REM Site Safety & Health Officer $158.10 $163.63 $169.35 $175.27 $181.41
541620; 562112;
562910REM Surveyor $107.74 $111.51 $115.41 $119.45 $123.63
Labor Category Descriptions
Labor Category Labor Category Description Minimum Education Minimum Years of Experience
Biologist
Monitoring environmental conditions and conducting environmental impact assessments. Involves significant field work, such as maintaining environmental monitoring systems and collecting water and soil samples from the field.
Analyze the chemical and biological data from the samples they've collected using mathematical and statistical techniques. Related to hazardous waste handling and disposal services, the Biologist shall monitor environmental conditions, maintain environmental monitoring systems and collect various media samples from associated hazardous waste sites.
Bachelors 3
Biologist, Sr.
Management of technical work associated with protecting biological resources. Managing impact assessments, mitigation planning, regulatory compliance and permitting efforts including NEPA, CWA, and ESA, and preparing environmental documents and management plans that address site specific biological resources. Related to hazardous waste handling and disposal services, the Sr. Biologist shall manage technical work associated with protecting biological resources.
Bachelors 10
Chemist
Performs research, analysis, synthesis, and experiments on substances, for such purposes as product and process development and application, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and improvement of analytical methodologies.
Research, analysis, synthesis and experiments will be conducted during all hazardous waste handling and disposal services.
Bachelors 3
Chemist, Sr.
Reviews and performs more complex research, analysis, synthesis, and experiments on substances, for such purposes as product and process development and application, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and improvement of analytical methodologies. Research, analysis, synthesis and experiments will be conducted during all hazardous waste handling and disposal services. Will review chemist level data as well.
Bachelors 10
Clerical Support
Day to day administrative duties such as answering the telephone and taking messages, data capturing, filing, responding to queries from the public, mailing, and maintaining and updating databases. Transcribe, record, fax and file documents. During hazardous waste handling and disposal services, these staff members will assure all required reports, analyses, and data is presented in accurate format based on environmental statute requirements.
High School Equivalent 2
Data Manager
Devising and implementing efficient and secure procedures for data management and analysis with attention to all technical aspects. Organizing, implementing, and enforcing correct data collection policies and methods. For hazardous waste management and disposal services, the data manager assures compliance with all environmental statue requirements and reporting accuracy.
Bachelors 3
Environmental Engineer, Jr.
Researches and determines sources and methods of controlling pollutants in hazardous materials, utilizing knowledge of geology, chemistry, and engineering principles and applied technologies. Related to hazardous waste handling and disposal services, the Environmental Engineer Jr. plans, designs, and oversees solutions to environmental problems. \
Bachelors 2
Environmental Engineer, Mid.
Researches and determines sources and methods of controlling pollutants in hazardous materials utilizing knowledge of geology, chemistry, and engineering principles and applied technologies. May supervise, train, and mentor junior technical staff in engineering practices and report writing. Related to hazardous waste handling and disposal services, the Environmental Engineer Mid plans, designs, and oversees more complex solutions to environmental problems.
Bachelors 6
Environmental Engineer, Sr.
Uses engineering principles to design complex options for remediation and/or treatment of hazardous or contaminated media. Supervises, trains, and mentors junior technical staff in engineering practices and report writing. May serve as the Designer of Record on the project. Related to hazardous waste handling and disposal services, Environmental Engineer Sr. manages technical work and engineering staff that plan, design, and oversees projects relating to environmental problems and solutions.
Bachelors 10
Environmental Scientist, Jr.
Supports the Project Manager(s) in performing basic historical research and data collection as needed to document and monitor the environmental restoration activities, hazardous waste handling and disposal services. Provide support for the investigation into potential sources of pollution, including those that affect human health and the environment.
Under the direction of the Project Manager or other Senior Staff, may collect samples of soil, water, and other matrices for testing and implement corrective actions as assigned. Responsible for field documentation of data collected from the site investigations.
Bachelors 2
Minimum Years of Experience
Environmental Scientist, Mid.
Supports the Project Manager(s) in conducting more complex historical records research or performing site investigations to identify or recommend solutions to mitigate pollutants or hazards that affect the environment. These services are critical when dealing with hazardous waste handling and disposal services. Utilize their knowledge of various scientific disciplines to participate in the collecting, synthesizing and documentation of data from investigated areas and assisting in the preparation of project documentation. Will provide support for field restoration activities as needed for projects which may include field site supervision, logging excavations, and collection of field samples for laboratory analysis.
Bachelors 6
Environmental Scientist, Sr.
Supports the project as a whole in conducting expert historical records research or performing site investigations to identify or recommend solutions to mitigate pollutants or hazards that affect the environment. These services are critical when dealing with hazardous waste handling and disposal services. The Staff Scientist III will utilize their knowledge of various scientific disciplines to participate in the collecting, synthesizing and documentation of data from investigated areas and assisting in the preparation of project documentation. Will provide support for field restoration activities as needed for projects which may include field site supervision, logging excavations, and collection of field samples for laboratory analysis. Supervises junior technical staff in the collection of soil samples, retrieval of analytical data from the EquIS database, analyzing sample analytical data, and operation of the X-ray fluorescence (XRF) equipment in the field laboratory.
Bachelors 10
Field Technician
The position requires both field and office work in support of various projects, travel for extended work assignments, knowledge of government contracts, and familiarity with OSHA and environmental regulations for active investigation and remediation projects. Areas of specialty should include storm water, erosion control best management practices, environmental sample collection including soil and groundwater samples, hazardous waste handling, hazardous waste disposal services and field work means and methods.
Bachelors 2
Geologist
Collecting data and performing basic geological analysis. Analyzing geochemical, geophysical, and geological data from tests and surveys. Responsible for assessing the impact of human activities on the environment, and for identifying and mitigating potential environmental hazards, especially when dealing with hazardous waste handling and disposal services.
Bachelors 3
Geologist, Sr.
Collecting data and performing more complex geological analyses, review of analysis relating to hazardous waste and disposal processes. Analyzing geochemical, geophysical, and geological data from tests and surveys. Responsible for assessing the impact of human activities on the environment, and for identifying and mitigating potential environmental hazards.
Bachelors 10
Graphic Information System Specialist
Collect, analyze, and manage basic geospatial data. Create and maintain GIS databases. Develop maps, figures, visualizations, and spatial analyses. Collaborate with project teams to integrate GIS into project workflows. Provides overall geospatial data on effects of the removal of hazardous waste and disposal.
Bachelors 3
Graphic Information System Specialist, Sr.
Collect, analyze, and manage more complex geospatial data. Create and maintain GIS databases. Develop maps, figures, visualizations, and spatial analyses. Collaborate with project teams to integrate GIS into project workflows. Provides overall geospatial data on effects of the removal of hazardous waste and disposal.
Bachelors 10
Program Manager
Manages programs to ensure that implementation and prescribed activities are carried out in accordance with specified objectives. Plans and develops methods and procedures for implementing programs, directs and coordinates program activities, and exercises control over personnel responsible for specific functions or phases of programs. When hazardous waste and disposal is included in a project, assures that staff is cognizant of all environmental aspects of the management and disposal processes to assure a safe and effective methodology.
Bachelors 15
Project Administrator
Support Project Manager(s) in producing project documents, scope, reports, and materials for community outreach.
Assist with scheduling, budgeting, cost control, QA/QC, document control, and management information systems.
Manage electronic records to ensure compliance with related policies. Perform general administrative functions such as document management, filing, and log maintenance. When hazardous waste and disposal is included in a project, assures that staff is cognizant of all environmental aspects of the management and disposal processes to assure a safe and effective methodology.
High School Equivalent 2
Minimum Years of Experience
Project Manager
Manages, plans, and coordinates activities of larger projects to ensure that goals or objectives of projects are accomplished within prescribed time frame and funding parameters. Reviews larger project proposal or plan to determine time frame, funding limitations, procedures for accomplishing projects, staffing requirements, and allotment of available resources to various phases of projects. Establishes advanced work plans and multi-disciplinary staffing for each phase of project and arranges for recruitment or assignment of project personnel. When hazardous waste and disposal is included in a project, assures that staff is cognizant of all environmental aspects of the management and disposal processes to assure a safe and effective methodology.
Bachelors 10
QA/QC Manager
Develop and Administer the Quality Control Plan for the project (following Army Corps Three Phases of Control).
Managing preventive and corrective Quality Control activities, conduct Quality Control Meetings, perform Quality inspections, review submittals, and ensure testing is performed. Certify that all submittals are in compliance with contract requirements. Ensure effective and timely preventive and corrective actions are taken and recurrence of problems are eliminated or minimized.
Bachelors 15
Site Safety & Health Officer
Developing and implementing, site specific H&S-related submittals per the contract. Preparing and training staff on Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) in accordance with client standards. Facilitating daily/weekly H&S meetings with the project team. Tracking and monitoring performance, reviewing daily reports, and ensuring that H&S issues are adequately addressed. Preparing daily reports and and documenting non-compliance. Reviewing incident reports and verifying necessary corrective actions. Maintains all critical data on ovearching H&S standards and processes relating to the safe and secure handling of any hazardous waste management and disposal services.
High School Equivalent 7
Surveyor
Measure land features, such as depth and shape, based on reference points. Reviews and recommends data relating to any spatial and site examinations of hazardous waste sites to provide most efficient handling and disposal processes.
Examine previous land records to verify data from on-site surveys. Prepare maps and reports, and present results to clients.
Bachelors 5
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