Aes-Cape Joint Venture, LLC

Aes-Cape Joint Venture, LLC is an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business and SBA-certified 8(a) joint venture registered in SAM.gov since April 2018. The firm specializes in environmental remediation, monitoring, and restoration services for federal facilities, with particular expertise in groundwater monitoring, free product removal system operations, remedial investigations, and hazardous waste remediation at military and naval installations across the Western United States. As a limited liability company structure based in Anchorage, Alaska, Aes-Cape Joint Venture demonstrates strong capability in supporting federal environmental compliance and stewardship obligations across multiple Western states.

Since receiving its SBA 8(a) certification, Aes-Cape Joint Venture has executed multiple delivery orders under the Naval Facilities Engineering Command's Environmental Remediation Services IDIQ contract, all funded by NAVFAC with no set-aside designations applied to individual delivery orders. Specific work performed includes a $257,675 delivery order for environmental remediation and monitoring services at Naval Air Facility El Centro in California, completed under a firm fixed-price structure with semi-annual landfill inspections and groundwater sampling deliverables; a $3.34 million delivery order for Phase 2 PFAS remedial investigation data collection and UXO investigation updates at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California, with performance extending through July 2027; a $354,084 delivery order for groundwater monitoring and free product removal system operations at Camp Pendleton, California; a $330,156 delivery order for a subslab depressurization system at Naval Base San Diego Building 3280; a $61,460 delivery order for preliminary assessment and site investigation at a San Diego site; and a $5,000 minimum guarantee delivery order for 8(a) emergency response services. All delivery orders represent work performed on federal installations in California or support locations in Alaska, with contract performance periods extending through 2028.

Aes-Cape Joint Venture holds a prime position on a $95 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract awarded by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command on September 29, 2021, under a total small business set-aside on a competitive best-value basis. This five-year contract vehicle, running through September 2026, establishes environmental remediation services across nine Western states including Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. The IDIQ contract covers remedial actions, removal services, monitoring activities, hazardous waste remediation, landfill capping, pump-and-treat system operations, pilot studies, and environmental compliance services at Navy facilities throughout the region. The base award period established an 18-month initial contract term with option periods extending to a full 60-month performance period, and NAVFAC has issued multiple delivery orders against this vehicle to support ongoing environmental remediation and monitoring obligations at naval installations.