Stuttgart Environmental Services

The Army Contracting Command, under the Department of the Army Materiel Command, is seeking environmental services for U.S. Army Garrison (USAG) Stuttgart in Germany through a Pre-Solicitation Notice posted on April 14, 2026, with a due date for information submissions of April 20, 2026. The procurement encompasses two primary service areas: NEPA consultation and threatened and endangered species (TES) management, and environmental compliance with laboratory support services. The government intends to establish two separate hybrid indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts utilizing both firm fixed-price and time-and-materials pricing models. Key requirements include providing qualified personnel with advanced degrees and substantial environmental management experience, maintaining 24/7 contractor support availability, ensuring compliance with German and U.S. law, obtaining necessary installation access and security clearances, and delivering comprehensive documentation including quality control plans, quarterly progress reports, and GIS-compliant survey data. This Pre-Solicitation Notice is seeking information from potential contractors regarding their willingness to commit to IDIQ contracts exceeding five years, their specific service capabilities under the stated performance work statements, and their experience performing similar services on military installations in Europe within the past five years.

No set-aside designations have been applied to this procurement opportunity. The contract does not identify any incumbent contractors or current service providers. Award values and specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the Pre-Solicitation Notice; however, the workload appendix in the NEPA conservation PWS indicates significantly higher historical volumes than current requirements, suggesting substantial ongoing service demands. The NEPA and TES management services will operate across multiple USAG Stuttgart installations with habitat management covering 250 hectares at Local Training Area Boeblingen, while compliance and laboratory services will be performed across seven USAG Stuttgart installations during standard business hours. Personnel requirements include Program Managers and Alternate Program Managers with master's degrees and minimum 10 years of environmental management experience, along with specialized technical staff holding relevant certifications in hazardous materials, air emissions, water management, and other compliance areas. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing all personnel, equipment, vehicles, supplies, and personal protective equipment, while the government provides office space, computers, software, and databases.