USAG-S NEPA Conservation Services

The Department of the Army Materiel Command seeks NEPA consultation and threatened and endangered species habitat management services at United States Army Garrison Stuttgart through an IDIQ contract, with quotes due September 1, 2026. The procurement is designated for Women-Owned Small Businesses and was amended on August 24, 2026, extending the deadline and updating the Performance Work Statement and Order #1 pricing template; vendors must acknowledge receipt of the amendment prior to submission.

Place of performance includes multiple USAG Stuttgart installations: Kelley Barracks, Patch Barracks, Panzer Kaserne, Stuttgart Army Airfield, Robinson Barracks, Kornwestheim Golf Course, Training Area Boeblingen, and Administrative Facility Olgastrasse, all in Stuttgart, Germany. The Regional Contracting Office Stuttgart is the issuing office; Mr. Umar Mansaray is the Contracting Officer.

The contract minimum is $268,600 and maximum is $999,999.99, covering a 36-month ordering period with individual task orders not exceeding 12 months beyond that expiration. Work is performed on-site with 24/7 support availability required. Key personnel must include a Program Manager with 10 years' experience in European natural resources law and 5 years' Army project management experience, a Quality Control Manager, and a Geodatabase Systems Administrator, all requiring Level III English/German language fluency. Services encompass program management, NEPA consultation (biological opinions, environmental impact statements, construction oversight), TES surveys of ten species groups on a three-year rotation, invasive species removal (Giant Hogweed, Bracken), and historic fruit tree preservation across 250 hectares. The contractor must comply with German federal nature protection law and obtain background checks and Police Good Conduct Certificates.

The NAICS code is 541620 (Environmental Consulting Services) with a small business size standard of $19.0 million. Quotes must be submitted in three volumes: Qualifications (30 pages maximum), Experience (10 pages maximum), and Cost/Price using provided templates. Offerors must demonstrate at least three relevant contracts from the past ten years in nature conservation and TES management within European or German military installations. Evaluation prioritizes technical approach, Supplier Performance Risk System rating, and price, with award to the quote representing best value.