Alliance Technical Group LLC

Alliance Technical Group LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Decatur, Alabama, delivers environmental testing, emissions monitoring, and compliance assessment services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (69% of recent awards) and as a specialized environmental subcontractor. The vendor competes on full-and-open contracts with no set-aside designations across all of its award footprint.

Alliance Technical Group operates as the parent company of J.L. Rogers & Callcott Engineers, Inc. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on stack emissions testing, incinerator EPA compliance verification, opacity measurements, polychlorinated biphenyls surface and air sample analysis, continuous emissions monitoring system audits, and laboratory analytical services for environmental regulatory compliance. Representative prime work includes a $334,720 Definitive Contract with the General Services Administration's Heating Operation and Transmission Division (awarded January 1, 2024) for continuous emissions monitoring system and environmental data reporting services in the National Capital Region through December 31, 2028; a $2.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command (awarded July 17, 2024) for polychlorinated biphenyls surface swipe and air sample testing services, against which a $30,621 BPA call was issued for cancer testing support at Barksdale Air Force Base in October 2024; and a $96,490 Definitive Contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs through Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 (awarded February 22, 2022) for opacity testing services at the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center through February 21, 2027.

Alliance's customer concentration is anchored by the Environmental Protection Agency, which dominates potential-value ranking. The EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management accounts for $50.4 million in combined potential value across two awards — a $34.8 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Combined Analytical Services Contracts program (which has generated a $15.6 million delivery order) and related task orders. The top five funding agencies by combined potential value account for 99% of the $54.4 million total: EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management ($50.4 million), Air Force Global Strike Command ($2.5 million), GSA National Capital Region ($335 thousand), DHHS National Institutes of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ($250 thousand), and Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service ($250 thousand). By award count, NIAID leads with nine awards valued at $250 thousand combined, reflecting smaller transactional testing jobs; EPA Region 9 and EPA Office of Research and Development account for seven awards combined. The 18 distinct customer agencies served reflect broad federal civilian and defense facility-services exposure rather than deep single-agency concentration.

Alliance holds positions on several BPA vehicles. The Superfund Technical Assessment Response Team V BPA accounts for four task orders; One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services — Small Business (OASIS SB) carries three task orders; the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule holds three task orders; and the IDC 68HERH20D0011 vehicle carries one task order valued at $15.6 million. Recent Air Force BPA awards (July 2024 and July 2025) and a USAF DFAS BPA (November 2025) for laboratory analysis and water quality testing services indicate expanding Air Force footprint.

Award activity has grown incrementally from four awards in 2022 to nine in 2025, with two awards in 2026 to date. The combined potential value of $54.4 million sits concentrated in the EPA Indefinite Delivery Contract; removing that vehicle, remaining prime awards aggregate approximately $3.6 million. Two awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $106 thousand, representing minimal recompete exposure.

In its subcontractor role, Alliance delivers stack testing, laboratory analysis, groundwater sampling, boiler testing, and field sampling support to larger environmental services and engineering primes including Weston Solutions Inc. (multiple environmental monitoring and laboratory task orders under the START V and Superfund vehicles), EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC (PFAS research and lab field study support), HDR Environmental, Operations and Construction, Inc. (DLA facility emissions compliance support), Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., Resolution Consultants (Aecom-Ensafe joint venture), Emcor Government Services, Inc., and 3D Envirologics LLC. Across all sub awards since 2023, Alliance performs specialized environmental field and laboratory work rather than strategic role work; sub relationships surface Alliance as a technical-services feeder to mid-market environmental contractors.

The SCI dataset captures limited visibility into Alliance's federal services activity. SCI-reportable invoicing of $3 million appears in FY2024 under one prime contract record, with 18.7 FTEs delivered on that engagement; no SCI invoicing appears in FY2025. Government-paid rates on that SCI prime contract ran at a uniform $76.52 per hour across all percentiles, indicating a fixed-rate or labor-categories engagement. The SCI sub-engagement metric registers 0% sub-hours share, reflecting Alliance's direct labor delivery model on that particular SCI contract, though the broader prime-vs-sub split (69% prime, 31% sub) indicates material subcontractor utilization when Alliance acts as prime. The SCI footprint is sparse and should not be read as representative of Alliance's full federal revenue or workforce scale; the data excludes the EPA Indefinite Delivery Contract and most purchase orders under $150 thousand, categories that dominate Alliance's award count.